Dhaka, March 2 -- India were restricted to 249 for nine by New Zealand's disciplined bowling attack in their ICC Champions Trophy match on Sunday in Dubai.

Opting to field first, New Zealand's bowlers made early inroads, exposing India's vulnerability when put to bat first in this tournament.

Matt Henry was the star of the show, claiming 5 for 42.

His sharp opening spell removed Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli within the first seven overs, with Kohli's dismissal coming courtesy of a stunning catch by Glenn Phillips at backward point.

The early blows left India struggling at 30 for 3.

Shreyas Iyer led the recovery, stitching a crucial 98-ball 79. Batting alongside Axar Patel, who contributed a measured 42 off 61, Iyer navigated a slow, s...