Rain stopped the match while Gill and Virat Kohli kept India's chase steady.
Why it matters
It shows Kohli's ability to anchor the chase even when play is disrupted.
Key facts
- The match was the first One Day International between India and New Zealand.
- Rain caused a halt in play during the game.
- Gill and Virat Kohli were noted for steadying India's chase.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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