India’s batting performance against New Zealand in the 2026 tour reveals

A clear difference between round-the-wicket and over-the-wicket bowling angles. Over the wicket, India scored 172 runs from 99 balls at a strike rate of 173.74, with 74.42% of runs coming through boundaries. In comparison, round the wicket produced 41 runs from 27 balls at a strike rate of 151.85. The bowling side map highlights how bowling angles influence scoring patterns, boundary production and batting aggression, providing valuable insights for opposition analysis, tactical planning and performance evaluation in T20 cricket.

