Hosts New Zealand made a strong comeback in the ODI series after thrashing the visitors India by 244 runs in the fourth ODI at Mount Maunganui. With that giant victory, the Blackcaps are now trailing the five-match ODI series by 1-2 with one match to go.
After India sent the hosts to bat first, New Zealand scored 333 all out in 50 overs. While the opener Will Young scored 125 off 108 balls with 14 fours and four sixes, his opening partner Tim Seifert scored 58 off 48 balls with six fours and three sixes.
In reply, India were bundled out for only 89 all out in 26.4 overs, as the Blackcaps won by 244 runs. New Zealand right-arm fast bowler Matt Henry had the bowling figures of 9.4-2-27-6.
Will Young: 2nd highest ODI score for hosts New Zealand vs India
New Zealand opener Will Young scored 125 runs.
Young recorded the second-highest ODI score by a New Zealand batter against India in New Zealand. The record is 145 not out by Tom Latham at Auckland in 2022.
Young scored the eighth-highest ODI score by a New Zealand batter against India.
Hosts New Zealand 3rd highest ODI total vs India
New Zealand scored 333 all out in 50 overs.
New Zealand recorded their third-highest ODI total against India in New Zealand. The top two ODI totals in this list are 348/6 (at Hamilton in 2020) and 334 all out (at Christchurch in 2009).
It was the seventh-highest ODI total for New Zealand against India.
India 2nd lowest ODI total vs New Zealand
India were bundled out for only 89 all out.
It was India’s second-lowest completed ODI total against New Zealand. Their lowest record is 88 all out at Dambulla in 2010.
Matt Henry: 2nd best ODI bowling figures for New Zealand against India
New Zealand fast bowler Matt Henry had the bowling figures of 9.4-2-27-6.
Henry recorded the second-best ODI bowling figures by a New Zealand bowler against India. The record is 9-3-19-6 by Shane Bond during the 2005 Bulawayo ODI.
Henry recorded the third-best ODI bowling figures by a New Zealand bowler in New Zealand. The top two records in this list are 9-0-33-7 by Tim Southee (vs England at Wellington in 2015) and 10-3-34-7 by Trent Boult (vs West Indies at Christchurch in 2017).
Henry recorded the sixth-best ODI bowling figures by a New Zealand bowler.
India 2nd largest ODI defeat; New Zealand 2nd largest ODI win
New Zealand won the ODI by 244 runs.
New Zealand recorded their second-largest ODI win (by runs). Their record winning margin is 290 runs against Ireland at Aberdeen in 2008.
India recorded their second-largest ODI defeat margin (by runs). Their largest ODI defeat margin is 245 runs vs Sri Lanka at Sharjah in 2000.