After three losses from India, New Zealand came to sensation, for the last two ODIs, these players were included

Losing three consecutive games against India, losing 0-3 in the ODI series, New Zealand has changed the team for the last two encounters. New Zealand have shown the way out Doug Bracewell and leg spinner Isha Sodhi. Both of them have been replaced by all-rounder James Neesham and leg spinner Todd Esley in the Kiwis squad.
Bracewell has proved to be extremely expensive in the last two matches and has managed to get only one wicket in three games. However, in the second ODI, he certainly played half-century. At the same time, Sodhi has not been able to influence both of his matches. They have not got any wickets so far in this series.
Neesham had recently returned to the ODI team after two years from the series against Sri Lanka. Neesham then played 10 sixes in three matches. After this, due to the muscle strain they had to get out of the team. After achieving fitness, Neesham has also played some matches for Wellington in Super Smash. Nisham has played 44 ODIs.
At the same time, 11 men playing the international match after Esley kneeling injuries were running out of the Kiwis team for a long time. However, now there is a chance to get back to the game right before the World Cup. Running away from cricket from November last year, Esley proved his fitness while playing for Canterbury in Super Smash this month.
The last two ODIs between New Zealand and India will be played on January 31 and February 3. India won by 8 wickets in the first match of this series and then by 90 runs in the second match. At the same time, India defeated New Zealand by 7 wickets in the third match on Monday. With this victory, India has done a great start to win ODI series for the first time since 2009 and for the second time in New Zealand.
Not only that, this is the first time since 2012 when New Zealand had to face defeat in the first three matches of the ODI series in their own home. Earlier, he had to face such an embarrassing situation against South Africa in 2012.....