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Henry takes six as New Zealand thrash India by 244 runs

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New Zealand defeated India by 244 runs in the fourth ODI at Mount Maunganui on Friday after scoring 333 all out. Will Young anchored the innings with a century of 125 runs off 108 balls, while Matt Henry dismantled the Indian top order by taking 6-27 in a single opening over. India was dismissed for just 89 runs, with Ishan Kishan recording a top score of 27 as the visitors took a 2-1 lead in the five-match series.
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New Zealand secured a dominant victory over India by 244 runs in the fourth ODI played at Mount Maunganui on Friday. The victory was spearheaded by Matt Henry, who claimed six wickets for just 27 runs while dismantling the Indian top order in a single opening over. During this over, Henry dismissed Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Shreyas Iyer all without them scoring a run. New Zealand reached a massive total of 333 all out in the final over after being asked to bat first. This score was built primarily on a century from Will Young, who scored 125 runs off 108 balls to claim his fifth ODI hundred. Young also benefited from two dropped catches by Indian fielders while he was on five runs in the second over. In response, India was bowled out for just 89 runs, with Ishan Kishan being the top scorer with 27 runs. Matthew Fisher contributed to the win by taking 3-31 as New Zealand effectively ended the match.

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DawnThis outlet13 Nov

New Zealand defeated India by 244 runs in the fourth ODI at Mount Maunganui on Friday after scoring 333 all out. Will Young anchored the innings with a century of 125 runs off 108 balls, while Matt Henry dismantled the Indian top order by taking 6-27 in a single opening over. India was dismissed for just 89 runs, with Ishan Kishan recording a top score of 27 as the visitors took a 2-1 lead in the five-match series.

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New Zealand defeated India by 244 runs in the fourth ODI at Mount Maunganui on Friday after posting a total of 333. Will Young anchored the New Zealand innings with a century of 125 off 108 balls, while Matt Henry dismantled the Indian top order by taking six wickets for just 27 runs. India was bowled out for 89 in their chase, meaning New Zealand now trails the series 2-1 and can only aim to avoid a series loss in…

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While Young rode his early luck – dropped twice in two balls when on five in the second over, first by slip Rohit and then by wicketkeeper Kishan – Seifert played the aggressor with a brisk 39-ball 50.
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Matt Henry took six wickets and Will Young struck a century as New Zealand thrashed a ragged India by 244 runs in the fourth ODI at Mount Maunganui on Friday.
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Matt Henry took six wickets and Will Young struck a century as New Zealand thrashed a ragged India by 244 runs in the fourth ODI at Mount Maunganui on Friday. asserted
Zealand → take → Friday
Henry removed Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer all without scoring in the first over of India’s chase to tear the top order apart with the visitors needing a massive 334 for victory. asserted
visitors → remove → victory
New Zealand made 333 all out in the last over after being asked to bat, Young punishing two simple drops by Indian fielders to bring up his fifth ODI hundred. asserted
Young → make → hundred
India never stood a chance of chasing the total after Henry’s heavenly opening over. asserted
India → stand → over
Rohit edged his first ball to slip, Kohli was bowled facing his fourth ball, and then Iyer was pegged on his back leg to fall lbw. asserted
Iyer → edge → leg
India’s rebuild never happened, Ishan Kishan top-scoring with just 27 as India were rolled for 89. asserted
India → happen → 89
Henry ended with 6-27 and Matthew Fisher took 3-31. asserted
Fisher → end → 31
New Zealand’s imposing total came off the back of Young’s 125 from 108 balls, including 14 fours and four sixes. asserted
total → come → fours
Young and Tim Seifert combined for an 85-run opening partnership. asserted
Young → combine → partnership
While Young rode his early luck – dropped twice in two balls when on five in the second over, first by slip Rohit and then by wicketkeeper Kishan – Seifert played the aggressor with a brisk 39-ball 50. asserted
Seifert → ride → 50
When Seifert fell for 58, Nick Kelly and Dean Foxcroft soon followed playing reckless shots. asserted
Kelly → fall → shots
Young found better support in Finn Allen, the pair putting on 90 runs in just 65 balls as they seized on wayward Indian bowling. asserted
they → find → bowling
Young’s first 50 came from 49 balls, and his second from just 39 balls as he hit regular boundaries through the middle overs. asserted
he → come → overs
Allen made 41 from 30 deliveries, including five fours and two sixes. asserted
Allen → make → fours
Axar Patel took 2-39 from 10 overs as India pulled the innings back late, while Auqib Nabi had 2-59 and Gurnoor Brar 2-69. asserted
Nabi → take → 59
India lead the five-match series 2-1 with a game to play this Sunday at Mount Maunganui. asserted
India → lead → Maunganui
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