India won the toss and Shubman Gill elected to bowl first in the first ODI against New Zealand.
Why it matters
It shows Gill’s involvement in on‑field strategic choices for India.
Key facts
- India won the toss for the match.
- The contest was the first One Day International between India and New Zealand.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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