New Delhi, Oct. 24 -- After the Indian batters led by Sanju Samson saved the day in a record chase of 226 in the first T20I against New Zealand, the visitors will be eyeing to extend their lead in the five-match series in the second game on Saturday at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch.

Chasing a huge total on bouncy New Zealand conditions, Samson made it look easy with a half-century at the top, which also served as a perfect platform to step in for the likes of Abhishek Sharma, Naman Dhir and captain Shreyas Iyer as India won the game with just two balls to spare.

However, Iyer's major concern will be the bowlers, who need to fnd their rhythm and figure out a way to contain a rather destructive New Zealand batting line-up. The record ch...