Gurnoor Brar's 4/30 helps India bowl out New Zealand for 134 in second ODI

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Gurnoor Brar delivered a standout performance in the second ODI against New Zealand, finishing with figures of 4 wickets for 30 runs. His spell places him as the second-best Indian fast bowler in ODI history in New Zealand. The match was interrupted by rain, but India restricted New Zealand to 134 all out. Although India initially struggled, they went on to win by four wickets. Brar's bowling was a highlight of the series.

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