India Win Fifth New Zealand ODI to Seal Tight Series
Arshdeep Singh took 3 wickets for 30 runs as India’s pace attack held New Zealand to 187 and sealed the ODI series 3-1.
- On Sunday, November 15, 2026, India defeated New Zealand by 22 runs in the fifth and final ODI at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui, clinching the five-match series 3-1.
- India struggled early at 34/3 after losing the toss, but middle-order batters Ishan Kishan and Axar Patel staged a recovery to reach 209 on a smooth wicket.
- Skipper Mitchell Santner , Jacob Duffy , and Matthew Fisher led New Zealand's bowling attack, restricting the visitors despite brief middle-order recoveries.
- Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh led the charge, limiting New Zealand to 187 all out in 48.1 overs and ending the hosts' 11-series unbeaten streak at home.
- Following the ODI victory, the Men in Blue aim to maintain momentum for the upcoming Test series after winning the earlier 3-2 T20I series against New Zealand.
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India win fifth New Zealand ODI to seal tight series
New Zealand lost wickets at key times in their chase for 210 to level the series, and were dismissed for 187 in the penultimate over for their first home ODI series loss in seven years. India's seamers impressed in helpful conditions at Mount Maunganui led by Arshdeep, who took 3-30 off 10 overs and finished with eight wickets across a low-scoring series. The 27-year-old claimed the early wickets of game four centurion Will Young for 22 and Nick…
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India's all-round show seals 22-run win against New Zealand, clinch ODI series 3
The Indian team put forth a brilliant performance as they took on New Zealand in the fifth and final ODI of the ongoing series between the two sides. Posting a total of 209 runs in the first innings, India limited New Zealand to a score of 187 and won the game by 22 runs.
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