Nottingham — New Zealand’s steady supply of left-handed batsmen will come in handy in Thursday’s World Cup match against an Indian team without that variety in their top order, senior Kiwi batsman Ross Taylor said on the eve of the match.

Opener Shikhar Dhawan’s injury has not only robbed India of a left-right pair at the top of their order but has also left the two-time champions without a southpaw in the top half of their batting...

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