India demolished New Zealand by 8 wickets via DLS method in the first of five ODI at McLean Park in Napier and took a 1-0 lead in the series.

On a good batting track New Zealand opted to bat first but their openers couldn't give a good start and got out cheaply off Mohammad Shami's bowling. Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor tried to rebuild the innings but then Yuzvendra Chahal dismissed Taylor and following batsman Tom Latham and reduced New Zealand to 76/4.

Kane Williamson was rock solid at one end and brought up his fifty. In the end, Kuldeep Yadav removed New Zealand's last four batsmen and the hosts bowled out for just 157 runs and the revised target of 156 was chased down by India by 8 wickets. Shikhar Dhawan scored 75* runs and Virat Kohli also chipped in with 45 runs. Mohammad Shami was named Man of the Match for his 3 wickets haul. 

All the stats and facts from the first ODI between New Zealand and India in Napier :

1 - India's 8 wickets win is their first ODI win against New Zealand in New Zealand since March 2009 (at Hamilton). 

6 - Kane Williamson has scored fifty-plus scores in all 6 ODI innings he played against India at home. His scores read (most recent first) 64, 88, 60, 65, 77, 71. 

56 - Number of ODIs taken by Mohammad Shami to complete 100 wickets - the fastest Indian and overall joint-sixth fastest to achieve this feat.

Fewest ODIs to reach 100 wickets for India -

56 - Mohammad Shami

59 - Irfan Pathan

65 - Zaheer Khan

157 - New Zealand's total of 157 runs is their second-lowest total in ODIs against India at home.

Lowest ODI total for New Zealand against India at home -

142 at Auckland, 1994

157 at Napier, 2019

168 at Wellington at 2003

5065 - Shikhar Dhawan completed 5000 runs in ODI cricket. He is the 2nd fastest (118 innings) and overall 13th Indian player to achieve this milestone.

Fewest Innings to reach 5000 ODI runs -

101 - Hashim Amla

114 - Viv Richards / Virat Kohli

118 - Brian Lara / Shikhar Dhawan

119 - Kane Williamson

121 - Gordon Greenidge

10430 - Virat Kohli with 10430 runs surpassed Brian Lara's tally of 10405 runs and became the 10th leading run scorer in ODI cricket.

Most runs in ODIs -

18426 - Sachin Tendulkar

14234 - Kumar Sangakkara

13704 - Ricky Ponting

13430 - Sanath Jayasuriya

12650 - Mahela Jayawardene

11739 - Inzamam ul Haq

11579 - Jacques Kallis

11363 - Sourav Ganguly

10889 - Rahul Dravid

10430 - VIRAT KOHLI