Shubman Gill Blames Middle Overs, Fielding for India's ODI Loss to New Zealand

• India suffered a 7-wicket defeat against New Zealand in the second ODI, chasing 285 runs.
• Daryl Mitchell's unbeaten 131 and a 162-run partnership with Will Young secured New Zealand's victory.
• Captain Shubman Gill attributed the loss to India's inability to take wickets in the middle overs.
• Gill noted that batting became easier as the pitch settled after the initial 10-15 overs.
• Poor fielding and missed chances were also highlighted by Gill as contributing factors to the defeat.

Why It Matters: Shubman Gill cited lack of middle-over wickets and poor fielding as key reasons for India's ODI loss.