# India's Pace Pack Finds Bite in ODI Test

> India's young pace bowlers target New Zealand in Wellington ODI as rain threatens match.
- Title: India's Pace Pack Finds Bite in ODI Test · Indiatoday
- Summary: India's young pace bowlers target New Zealand in Wellington ODI as rain threatens match.
- Keywords: india, new zealand, odi, pace attack, wellington, rain forecast, gurnoor brar, anshul kamboj, arshdeep singh, harry stadium, Indiatoday
- Source: Indiatoday — https://indiatoday.in/sports/cricket/story/new-zealand-vs-india-2nd-odi-preview-young-indian-pacers-wellington-3034023-2026-11-06
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- Topics: india, new zealand, odi, pace attack, wellington, rain forecast, gurnoor brar, anshul kamboj, arshdeep singh, harry stadium, news
## First ODI Performance
India's inexperienced pace attack impressed in the first ODI against New Zealand.
## Pace Attack Impact
Gurnoor Brar, Anshul Kamboj and Arshdeep Singh combined to unsettle New Zealand's batting line-up.
## Kamboj's Control
Kamboj stuck to his lengths and found movement without offering batters much to work with.
## New Zealand's Challenge
New Zealand's biggest problem was their inability to handle India's extra bounce.
## Strategic Shift Needed
New Zealand will need a better plan to handle India's pace attack this time.
## Pitch Conditions
Hnry Stadium has shorter straight boundaries and square boundaries for a sustained short-ball approach.
## Batting Concerns
Rohit Sharma wants to move past his first-over dismissal while Virat Kohli showed excellent touch.
## Team Changes
Mohammed Siraj returns after completing assignment against New Zealand while New Zealand reshuffles due to Conway's concussion.
## Weather Forecast
Rain expected between 38 and 59 percent chance with temperatures around 19 degrees Celsius.
## Match Outcome
India aims to build on first ODI success as New Zealand faces rain-affected conditions.
## Key takeaway

India's inexperienced pace attack, including Gurnoor Brar and Anshul Kamboj, aims to maintain impact against New Zealand in Wellington's second ODI amid rain concerns.