WATCH: Team India come up with unique practice session ahead of 3rd T20I against NZ

On the eve of the match, the Indian team was seen involved in catching the ball with one hand and a video of which was uploaded on BCCI's official Twitter handle.

Hamilton: The Virat Kohli-led Team India is just a step away from sealing the ongoing T20I rubber against New Zealand and it seems the Men in Blue want to leave no stone unturned for taking an unassailable 3-0 lead when they face the Kiwis on Wednesday as they have now come up with a unique training drill.

On the eve of the match, the Indian team was seen involved in catching the ball with one hand and a video of which was uploaded on BCCI's official Twitter handle. "What's with #TeamIndia's new training drill?" the board captioned the video.

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  What's with #TeamIndia's new training drill?🤔 #NZvIND pic.twitter.com/HXuGXQjg4O

  — BCCI (@BCCI) January 28, 2020

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  What's with #TeamIndia's new training drill?🤔 #NZvIND pic.twitter.com/HXuGXQjg4O

  — BCCI (@BCCI) January 28, 2020

In the video, the players were seen throwing the ball to each other, and they had to catch it with one hand, while some players in the middle were asked to intercept the ball.

Meanwhile, Kohli's men, who have already won the first two matches with impressive figures with all the three departments showing great spirit and passion on the field, will aim to continue their rich vein of form and seal their first-ever T20I series win in New Zealand when they take on the Black Caps in the third match at the Seddon Park on Wednesday.

New Zealand vs India T20I series schedule

The visitors dominated New Zealand in all the departments in the two games played so far.

In the first match, India chased down the 204-run target with utmost ease, showing their batting depth whereas in the second T20I, it were the bowlers of the Indian team who restricted the Black Caps to a below par total of 132/5 at the Eden Park, which the Men in Blue again chased down without breaking much sweat.

On the other hand, Kane Williamson will hope they come out with an improved performance in all the three departments and keep the series alive. New Zealand have been hampered with injuries to multiple regular players compiled with their poor run in the recent times.