While India's bowling unit has emerged as the biggest positive from the first two matches, the batting performances have left room for improvement
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India's bowling attack will be keen to build on its impressive performance in Auckland, where Arshdeep Singh claimed four wickets and Gurnoor Brar picked up three to bowl New Zealand out for 185
Shubman Gill will lead the visitors in the first three matches, with the series also marking the return of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli to ODI cricket
