The NZ vs IND 4th ODI result is a 244-run win for New Zealand at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, on November 13, 2026. New Zealand made 333 in 50 overs, and India were bowled out for 89 in 26.4 overs, with 23.2 overs to spare. Matt Henry took 6/27 and was named Player of the Match.
Scorecard Summary
| Team | Score | Top Batter | Top Bowler |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Zealand | 333/10 in 50 overs | Will Young 125 | Matt Henry 6/27 |
| India | 89/10 in 26.4 overs | Ishan Kishan 27 | To be confirmed |
Result: New Zealand won by 244 runs.
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New Zealand Post 333
New Zealand batted first and were bowled out in the final over of their innings, at a run rate of 6.66. Will Young top-scored with 125 off 108 balls, and Tim Seifert added 58 off 48 balls at a strike rate of 120.83. Apart from these two, no other batter passed 50, but a string of useful contributions down the order pushed the total past 330.
India’s bowlers were expensive, going at more than six an over through the innings, and none of them could break the stand-by-stand momentum that Young and Seifert set up.
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India Collapse for 89 in 26.4 Overs
India lost early wickets to the new ball, and Matt Henry did most of the damage. He took 6/27 in 9.4 overs, and his wickets included Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and captain Shreyas Iyer. Kyle Jamieson took 1/12 in six overs, and Matthew Fisher took 3/31 in seven.
Ishan Kishan top-scored with 27 off 53 balls. Axar Patel made 21 off 36, and Naman Dhir hit 21 off 24 balls at a strike rate of 87.50. No other batter reached 15, and India were bowled out at a run rate of 3.34.
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Star Performers
| Player | Team | Performance |
|---|---|---|
| Matt Henry | New Zealand | 6/27 in 9.4 overs (Player of the Match) |
| Will Young | New Zealand | 125 off 108 balls |
| Tim Seifert | New Zealand | 58 off 48 balls |
| Matthew Fisher | New Zealand | 3/31 in 7 overs |
| Ishan Kishan | India | 27 off 53 balls |
| Axar Patel | India | 21 off 36 balls |
| Naman Dhir | India | 21 off 24 balls |
Verdict
New Zealand’s batters set a big target with Will Young’s century leading the way, and Matt Henry’s six-wicket haul ended the chase early. India’s top order had no answer to the new ball, and their bowlers had little to defend against once the opening wickets fell. The 244-run margin shows how one-sided the contest was.
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