IND vs NZ 4th ODI 2026 live scorecard, toss winner, winning probability, result and highlights from Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui

IND vs NZ 4th ODI 2026 live scorecard, toss winner, winning probability, result and highlights from Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui originally appeared on Cricket News.
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KEY MATCH DETAILS: (New Zealand vs. India 4th ODI)

• Venue: Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui
• Captains: Mitchell Santner (New Zealand), Shreyas Iyer (India)
• Toss result: India won the toss (Bowl first)
• Live Telecast: Sony Sports Network and SonyLIV (India), Sky Sport (New Zealand) – check full broadcast details here.
• Umpires and match officials: Chris Brown, Kumar Dharmasena (on-field umpires);  Paul Reiffel (third umpire);  Wayne Knights (reserve umpire); Ranjan Madugalle (match referee)
• Match result: TBD
• Player of the Match: TBD

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New Zealand vs. India 4th ODI live match scorecard

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New Zealand vs. India 4th ODI Live Score & Updates

Welcome to CricketNews.com's live coverage of the fourth ODI between New Zealand and India at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui.

IND batting updates

After 20 overs, IND are 61/6

• India added just 35 runs for the loss of two wickets between overs 11 and 20, slipping further behind the required rate at 61/6.
• Ishan Kishan and Axar Patel rebuilt cautiously after the top-order collapse, before Matthew Fisher removed Axar (21 off 36, 3 fours), caught by Finn Allen at 53/5. 
• Kishan reached 27* off 52 balls (4 fours) alongside Naman Dhir (5* off 13) at the end of the 20th over, though Matt Henry struck on the very first ball of Over 21 to clean-bowl Kishan for 27 and reduce India to 61/6.

After 10 overs, IND are 26/4

• Chasing 334, India suffered a nightmare start as Matt Henry ripped through the top order in the very first over to leave the hosts reeling at 0/3.
• Henry had Rohit Sharma caught by Finn Allen on the first ball (0.1 ov), clean-bowled Virat Kohli four deliveries later (0.5 ov), and trapped captain Shreyas Iyer lbw on the final ball (0.6 ov) via a successful New Zealand DRS review against umpire Kumar Dharmasena's original not-out call.
• Kyle Jamieson added to India's misery in the sixth over (5.3 ov), dismissing Ruturaj Gaikwad (5 off 13) caught by Michael Bracewell to make it 9/4.
• Ishan Kishan (16* off 29b, 3 fours) and Axar Patel (4* off 12b, 1 four) survived the remainder of Powerplay 1 without further loss, taking India to 26/4 at the 10-over mark.

After 50 overs, NZ are 333/10

• New Zealand added 68 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in Powerplay 3, powering past 300 in the 46th over before being bowled out for 333 off 49.6 overs.
• Mitchell Santner (24 off 29, 1 four, 2 sixes), Kristian Clarke (22 off 22, 1 four, 1 six), and Kyle Jamieson (19* off 21) provided crucial late impetus after Will Young's foundation of 125 (108b).
• Arshdeep Singh dismissed Santner in the 45th over and Auqib Nabi trapped Clarke lbw in the 48th, before back-to-back run-outs of Matt Henry (2) and Matthew Fisher (1) in the final over wrapped up the innings.
• Axar Patel stood out as the pick of the bowlers with 2/39 in 10 overs, while Auqib Nabi (2/59), Gurnoor Brar (2/69), Arshdeep Singh (1/55), and Naman Dhir (1/29) shared the remaining wickets.

After 40 overs, NZ are 265/6

• After reaching 214/3 at the 30-over mark, New Zealand managed just 51 runs while losing three crucial wickets between overs 31 and 40 to finish Powerplay 2 at 265/6.
• Axar Patel struck immediately in the 31st over (30.2 ov) to remove a dangerous Finn Allen (41 off 30) caught by Rohit Sharma, to wrap up a superb spell of 10-0-39-2.
• After guiding New Zealand past 250 in 36.2 overs, Will Young fell on the final ball of the 37th over (36.6 ov) for 125 off 108 balls (14 fours, 4 sixes), caught by substitute Kumar Kushagra off part-timer Naman Dhir.
• Gurnoor Brar compounded the slide in the 38th over (37.5 ov), dismissing Michael Bracewell (15 off 20) caught by Naman Dhir to leave Mitchell Santner (7* off 12) and Kristian Clarke (1* off 3) at the crease entering the final 10 overs.

After 30 overs, NZ are 214/3

• New Zealand posted 214/3 at the 30-over mark (and reached 218/4 by Drinks at 32.0 overs), as they maintained a blistering run rate above seven an over.
• Dropped twice on 5 early in the innings, Will Young made India pay dearly, sitting on 97* off 84 balls at the end of Over 30 before reaching his hundred off 88 deliveries (11 fours, 3 sixes) right at the Drinks break.
• Finn Allen raced to 41* off just 29 balls (5 fours, 2 sixes) at a strike rate of 141.37 to stitch an unbroken 89-run stand with Young at the 30-over mark. 
• Kuldeep Yadav endured a tough spell (0/39 in 3 overs) alongside Gurnoor Brar (1/61 in 7 overs), while Axar Patel (1/30 in 7 overs) remained India’s most economical option.

After 20 overs, NZ are 125/3

• After conceding 72 without loss in the first powerplay, India's bowlers hit back with three key dismissals between overs 12 and 20 to check New Zealand's momentum at 125/3.
• Gurnoor Brar drew first blood on the final ball of the 12th over (11.6 ov), having a dangerous Tim Seifert (58 off 48, 6 fours, 3 sixes) caught behind by Ishan Kishan at 85/1.
• Axar Patel deceived Nick Kelly (4 off 8) for Kishan to complete a stumping in the 15th over (14.2 ov), before Auqib Nabi returned to remove Dean Foxcroft (8 off 13), caught by Brar in the 20th over (19.3 ov).
• Making India pay for dropping him twice on 5, Will Young anchored the innings through the middle phase to reach a brisk 49-ball half-century (6 fours, 2 sixes) right at the 20-over mark.

After 10 overs, NZ are 72/0

• New Zealand capitalized on a sloppy Indian fielding display to race to 72/0 at the conclusion of Powerplay 1.
• Auqib Nabi induced consecutive edges from Will Young while on 5, only for Rohit Sharma to shell a straightforward chance at first slip and keeper Ishan Kishan to drop a diving effort to his right on the very next delivery.
• Tim Seifert punished the Indian attack, reaching his half-century off just 39 deliveries (5 fours, 3 sixes).
• While Arshdeep Singh kept things relatively tidy (19 runs off 4.5 overs), Auqib Nabi (0/34 in 4 overs) and Gurnoor Brar (14 runs in his opening over) bore the brunt of Seifert's early aggression.

Toss result: India decided to bowl first.

Pre-match:

New Zealand take on India in the fourth ODI at Mount Maunganui on Friday. 

It has been seven years since they last lost an ODI series on their own soil, and India were the side that did it then.

That unbeaten run of 11 home series is already over, in the sense that the Black Caps have been unable to beat the same opponents in any of the three games so far. India won two of them, and the third was washed out, so the winning habit has been broken even though the series itself is still alive.

The maths is blunt for the hosts, as another defeat would give India the series with a game to spare. If New Zealand win both remaining matches, the series would finish level at 2-2 with one no result, which would keep their home record unbeaten.

India are going through a change at the top of the order of command. Shubman Gill has played his last game of the tour and will turn his attention to red-ball nets, so Shreyas Iyer takes over as captain.

The forecast is much better than the one that spoiled Hamilton, and both games on Friday and Sunday should be played in full. 

Hourly weather forecast for IND vs NZ 4th ODI in Mount Maunganui (NZDT)

Here is the complete hour-by-hour weather report for the India-New Zealand 4th T20I at Bay Oval (local time)

The probability of rain remains at 0% in every hourly forecast.

New Zealand vs. India 4th ODI Win Probability

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New Zealand vs. India 4th ODI Playing Lineups

New Zealand  Playing XI): Tim Seifert (wk), Will Young, Nick Kelly, Dean Foxcroft, Finn Allen, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner (c), Kristian Clarke, Kyle Jamieson, Matt Henry, Matthew Fisher 

India (Playing XI):  Rohit Sharma, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer (c), Ishan Kishan (wk), Axar Patel, Naman Dhir, Auqib Nabi, Kuldeep Yadav, Gurnoor Brar, Arshdeep Singh.

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