India vs New Zealand 2019: Simon Doull predicts the result of the ODI five-game series

While the tough 2019 World Cup will be held in less than five months and there will only be 10 games remaining, the ODI series against New Zealand is of paramount importance for # 39; India. Not just because the fields are almost similar to those in England, but more because the New Zealand team is among the favorites. And at home, they are an almost invincible power. Before the five-game ODI series, the former New Zealand cricketer and current commentator, Simon Doull had predicted the outcome of the series.

Doull believes that the competition between teams # 2 and # 3 in the ICC ODI Rankings will be determined on how the respective country's batters will tackle the spinning events. Adding to his opinion, the 49-year-old said he was expecting a result of 3-2, but denied revealing the name of the winner. ( ALSO READ : India tour of New Zealand: full schedule, calendars, squads, live broadcast, Telecast – All you need to know)

is a competition between the top drummer and the average drummer playing both sides.This will determine who will win the series and who will win the win.I wait at 3-2, but I do not do not reveal who will be 2, "he declared on Cricbuzz .

India's second team is in top form after their historic 2-1 win over Australia earlier this month. The openings appeared to be in shape, although the intermediate order required a little more play time before Kohli and Co found a combination. But the big news for the Indian think tank was the return of the MS Dhoni, who hit three consecutive fifties en route for his 193 points, an astronomical average of 193 in 3 innings. ( MUST READ : Not Rohit Sharma, statistics reveal THIS player is the second place behind Virat Kohli in the charts since the 2015 World Cup)

Besides the batters, the absence of Hardik Pandya posed problem. with the selection of a versatile emergency. However, Bhuvneshwar Kumar showed that he was fit again and had regained his pace after the three-game series.

Despite supremacy, statistics show that India is the weakest opponent against New Zealand in New Zealand. The Men in Blue won just 10 out of 35 games in the Kiwis country, their only series victory on the 2009/10 tour, as Dhoni's team won 3-1. India lost 4-0 in the match. In addition, at home, New Zealand has the best winning percentage – more than 75 years old – but since January 2017, it has a winning percentage of 61.11%.