T20 World Champion India is on the verge of another record. By entering the field in the second T20 against New Zealand tomorrow, Team India will create history by becoming the second team to play 300 international T20 matches. On the other hand, will young sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi return to the final team? The fans are curious about this. India, which is already leading 1-0 in the five-match series, is looking to double its lead by winning the second match. After chasing a huge target in the first T20 at the same Hagley Oval ground, the Indian team will enter the field with confidence.

Will Suryavanshi get a chance?
Batters Sanju Samson, Abhishek Sharma, Shreyas Iyer, and Naman Dhir played a key role in the Indian team that scored a flood of runs in the first match. India registered their highest successful chase in T20Is by chasing the target of 226 runs set by New Zealand. However, wicketkeeper-batsman Ishan Kishan was ruled out of the second match due to an injury. He will not be playing this match due to a minor injury to his right thigh muscle. This has increased the chances of Vaibhav Suryavanshi getting a place in the final team. If given a chance, he can open the innings with Abhishek Sharma. Then Sanju Samson will be able to bat at number three. However, the Indian team management is yet to decide on the composition of the final team.

Same pitch.. A challenge for the bowlers!
With both teams scoring huge runs together in the first T20, will the dominance of the batters be seen again? There is a debate going on. Since the match will be played on the same ground and pitch, the conditions are likely to be favorable for the batters. However, it seems that the worn parts of the pitch may help the bowlers a little with one match already being played. New Zealand, who scored a huge score in the first match, fought till the end but could not avoid defeat. This time, the Kiwis hope to improve their bowling and stop the aggression of the Indian batters. If they suffer a second consecutive defeat, it will be difficult for the team to bounce back in the five-match series. Especially, it will be crucial for New Zealand to quickly tighten the Indian top order.

What is India's record in the 300th match?
India, which has played 299 matches in international T20s so far, will become the second team to achieve this feat with its 300th match. Pakistan leads the list with 304 matches. While Team India has registered simple victories in 199 matches so far, including victories through Super Over and bowl outs, it has won a total of 205. India, led by Shreyas Iyer, is determined to win this historic match and increase its lead in the series. On the other hand, this match is crucial for New Zealand to level the series at home. The match will start at 12.30 pm on Saturday. Live broadcast will be available on Sony Sports Network, Sony Liv app and website.