Welcome to the highlights of New Zealand vs India 4th ODI - 2026 India tour of New Zealand 5-match ODI series - The fourth One-Day International cricket match between New Zealand and India was played at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui on November 13, 2026.
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| Matt Henry started the innings with Rohit Sharma's wicket © AFP/Getty Images |
Match Overview:
Will Young's sparkling century, Tim Seifert's superb half-century and a devastating bowling by Matt Henry's career-best 6 for 27 gives New Zealand's record 244-run victory over India and reduced the margin of defeat to 2-1 in a historic, one-sided fourth ODI.
Match Stats:
- New Zealand's 244-run win was their second largest victory by terms of runs in one-day international after their 290-run win against Ireland at Aberdeen in 2008 and It is their biggest win by terms-of-runs against India in ODIs, previous biggest win by 200-runs at Dambulla in the 2010 Sri Lanka Triangular Series.
- India's 244-run defeat was their second worst by margin of runs in ODIs after their 245-runs defeat against Sri Lanka at Sharjah in the 2000 Coca-Cola Champions Trophy.
- Matt Henry took three wickets in the first over of a ODI match - He became the second bowler to taken three or more wickets in the first over of an ODI innings after Chaminda Vaas - who took four wickets including a hat-trick against Bangladesh at Pietermaritzburg in the 2003 World Cup.
- Matt Henry became the second bowler to collects three ducks in the first over of an ODI match after Chaminda Vaas - who took three ducks against Bangladesh at Pietermaritzburg in the 2003 World Cup.
- Will Young became the 15th New Zealand batsman to score a century against India in ODIs.
- Will Young became the 11th New Zealand batsman to scored five centuries in ODIs.
- New Zealand's 333 was their seventh highest score against India in one-day international and It is their second highest total at Mount Maunganui in ODIs after their 371 against Sri Lanka in 2019.
- This is the 18th Ducks for Rohit Sharma in one-day international, the joint fourth most ducks by an Indian batsman in ODIs, jointly with Anil Kumble and Yuvraj Singh.
- Rohit Sharma became the third Indian opener to fall for a first-ball duck against New Zealand in one-day internationals after Sunil Gavaskar, Sourav Ganguly and Shubman Gill.
- This is the 20th Ducks for Virat Kohli in one-day international, the joint most ducks by an Indian batsman in ODIs, jointly with Sachin Tendulkar.
- India lost their first three batsmen who were out without scored in their innings - which was their worst first three-wicket collapse in one-day international cricket history and the joint worst first 3-wicket collapse in ODIs.
- This is the first instance of India lost their first three wickets without a scored in their innings in one-day international cricket history and overall the fifth such instance in ODIs.
- India became the fourth team to lost their first three wickets without a scored in their innings in ODIs after Pakistan, Bangladesh and Australia, while Pakistan achieved this feat twice.
- India lost their first four wickets for just 9-runs - which was their joint worst first four-wicket collapse in one-day international, jointly with their 9 for 3 wickets against Zimbabwe at Tunbridge Wells in the 1983 World Cup and it is their worst first 4-wicket collapse against New Zealand in ODIs. Their previous worst such collapse was 3 for 18-runs against New Zealand at Wellington in 2019.
- Matt Henry became the first New Zealand bowler to take two five-wicket hauls against India in ODI cricket history.
- Matt Henry became the fourth New Zealand bowler to take four five-wicket hauls in ODIs after Trent Boult (6), Richard Hadlee (5) and Shane Bond (4).
- Matt Henry's 6 for 27 was the sixth best bowling figures for New Zealand in one-day international and the second best-bowling-figures by an New Zealand bowler against India in ODIs after Shane Bond's 6 for 19 at Bulawayo in the 2005 Videocon Triangular Series.
- India's 89 was their sixth lowest score in a completed innings in one-day international and It is their second lowest-score against New Zealand in ODIs after their 88 at Dambulla in the 2010 Sri Lanka Triangular Series.
- India's 89 was the lowest total by any team at Mount Maunganui in ODIs, previous lowest was 202 by Netherlands against New Zealand in 2022 and the joint fifth lowest-total by any team in a completed innings in New Zealand in ODIs.
In-Depth Match Highlights:
New Zealand scored massive total of 333 for all-out in exact 50 overs with top scorer by Will Young blasted a career-best 125 off 108-balls - which was his 5th ODI hundred and his first century against India in ODIs - including 14-fours & 4-sixes with strike rate of 115.74.
Tim Seifert hammered a 58 off 48-balls including 6-fours & 3-sixes with strike rate of 120.83, Finn Allen struck 41 off 30-balls included 5-fours & 2-sixes with strike rate of 136.66.
Mitchell Santner hit 24 off 29-balls including 2-sixes & a four, Kristian Clarke cracked a run-a-ball 21-runs included one-six & a four and Kyle Jamieson scored a unbeaten 19 off 21-balls contained a boundary.
India best bowler by Axar Patel, Auqib Nabi, Gurnoor Brar each took 2-wickets and one for Naman Dhir - Arshdeep Singh.
India bundled out for 89 in 26.4 overs with top scorer by Ishan Kishan cracked a 27 off 53-balls including 4-fours.
Naman Dhir struck 21 off 24-balls including 2-sixes and Axar Patel cracked a 21 off 36-balls included 3-fours.
New Zealand best bowler by Matt Henry 6-27, Matthew Fisher picked up 3-wickets for 31-runs in 7-overs including a maiden and Kyle Jamieson took 1-wicket for 12-runs in 6-overs included two maidens with economy rate of 2.
Matt Henry named Player of the match for his devastating bowling performance to claimed a career-best 6-wickets for 27-runs in 9.4-overs including two maidens with economy rate of 2.79.
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