Debutants Prithvi Shaw and Mayank Agarwal fell in successive overs after getting India off to a good start.

Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer shared a century stand to rebuild the innings after the double strike.

Shreyas Iyer scored his maiden ODI ton, switching gears after crossing the 50-run mark.

New Zealand dropped Iyer when on 84, but got him soon after his century for 103.

Iyer's wicket put an end to the 136-run stand between KL Rahul and India's No.4 batsman.

KL Rahul remained unbeaten on 88 adding an unbeaten 55-run stand with Kedar Jadhav to take India to 347.

Guptill and Nicholls started well in a steep chase to add 85 for the opening wicket.

India struck in quick succession to get Guptill and debutant Blundell.

India struck in quick succession to dent NZ picking 3 for 21 as the hosts complicated their chase a tad bit.

Ross Taylor and Tom Latham shared a 138-run stand off just 79 balls to change the course of the game.

Latham departed but Taylor remained unbeaten on 109 to take New Zealand across the line to give them a four-wicket win.