Team India suffered one of the most humiliating defeats in its ODI history, crashing to a 244-run loss against New Zealand in the fourth match of the series.
Chasing a formidable target of 334 runs, the Indian batting lineup completely collapsed, folding for a paltry 89 runs in just 26.4 overs.
The nightmare run-chase was highlighted by a disastrous top-order failure, with veteran stalwarts Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Shreyas Iyer all departing for ducks.
New Zealand pacer Matt Henry spearheaded the demolition job with a career-best, lethal spell of 6/27, ripping through the Indian batting order. Fast bowler Matthew Fisher provided stellar support with 3 wickets, while Kyle Jamieson chipped in with one dismissal.
The staggering defeat leaves the visitors searching for answers following an abysmal display of batting resilience. Henry’s devastating opening and middle-over breakthroughs ensured the hosts secured a comprehensive victory, sealing a night to forget for Indian cricket fans worldwide.
