India send New Zealand in to bat in first T20I; Reddy and Mayank come in

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India have won the toss and chosen to field first in the opening T20 International against New Zealand. The hosts have made changes to their side, bringing in Reddy and Mayank. New Zealand have elevated Daryl Mitchell to No. 3 in their batting order. Bevon Jacobs has been given a spot in the middle order for the visitors.

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