5th ODI: Batters falter again as New Zealand bowl out India for 209
Jacob Duffy and Mitchell Santner took three wickets each as India collapsed again, leaving New Zealand a 210-run target to level the series.
- On Sunday, New Zealand bundled out India for 209 in 42.1 overs during the series-deciding fifth ODI at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui.
- Skipper Mitchell Santner and Jacob Duffy each claimed three wickets, while Matthew Fisher took two, consistently troubling India's batters throughout the innings.
- Despite scoring 46 each, Axar Patel and Ishan Kishan could not anchor India's innings; the team failed to record a single half-century across the lineup.
- New Zealand requires 210 runs to win and level the five-match series at 2-2, setting up a decisive chase on a favorable Bay Oval pitch.
- India currently holds a 2-1 series lead entering this final match, but New Zealand's disciplined bowling performance leaves the outcome finely balanced.
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India bowled out for 209 in series-deciding fifth ODI against New Zealand
In a disheartening fifth ODI against New Zealand, India was dismissed for 209 runs, faltering after a rocky start at just 34 for three. Despite a brief partnership between Shreyas Iyer and Axar Patel, the innings lacked stability. Ishan Kishan and Naman Dhir struggled to find form, ultimately falling victim to New Zealand's sharp bowling attack, leaving India with a disappointing performance on what seemed like a promising pitch.
NZ vs IND, 5th ODI: India skittled out for 209; Fisher, Santner pick impressive three-fers
Ishan Kishan (46 in 58 balls, with three fours and two sixes), Axar Patel (46 in 55 balls, with five fours and a six) and skipper Shreyas Iyer (22 in 26 balls, with three fours) did get some fine starts and put up promising partnerships after Rohit Sharma (7) and Virat (5) were back in the hut early, but Duffy (3/60), Santner (3/47) and Fisher (2/28) did not let India settle and broke partnerships just when they seemed to pick up.
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