India vs New Zealand 4th ODI: New Zealand reached the 93 run target with ease. (Source: BCCI/Twitter) India vs New Zealand 4th ODI: New Zealand reached the 93 run target with ease. (Source: BCCI/Twitter) India vs New Zealand Ind vs NZ 4th ODI: India’s dominant show in the first three ODIs, with the series won, was undone by New Zealand in the fourth ODI at Seddon Park in Hamilton. In just under four hours, New Zealand had the job done to win by 8-wickets and make the series 3-1. Chasing a paltry 93 runs to win, despite losing early wickets, New Zealand went on to win with Ross Taylor scoring a quickfire 37 runs from 25 balls to take his side home. Asked to bat, India had a horrible start and none of the middle order batsmen failed to make the most of the opportunity. Trent Boult took a fifer with Colin de Grandhomme picking three to leave India in tatters. Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal stitched a stand worth 25 runs – highest in the Indian inning – to ensure somewhat respectable total. Once Kuldeep went, Khaleel, coming in for Mohammed Shami perished too. India were eventually bowled out for 92 runs for their seventh lowest ODI total and second smallest against New Zealand.<doc-sep>INDIA TOUR OF NEW ZEALAND, 2019 Live Cricket Score: New Zealand vs India, 4th ODI by Cricbuzz Staff • Last updated on Live Score Updates New Zealand 93-2 (14.4 Ovs) Ross Taylor 37 (25) India 92-10 Yuzvendra Chahal 2.4-0-32-0 New Zealand won by 8 wkts Live Scores Full Scorecard Shubman Gill, 19, makes his India debut. © Getty Welcome to Cricbuzz's live blog for the Hamilton ODI. Tweet to @prat1204 to participate New Zealand win by 8 wickets Well, who's surprised. 92 on board doesn't win you too many games. New Zealand lost two wickets early but the partnership between Nicholls and Taylor ensured that they got home with 8 wickets to spare. The series now stands at 3-1 in favour of India, and it's largely thanks to Boult's menacing five-wicket haul that came in one ten-over burst. Chahal was India's top scorer, ICYMI. "One of our worst performances with the bat for a long time," Rohit summed it up for us. Here's the final report. Do have a read. Bhuvneshwar strike# 2 I have seen Williamson edge behind, and there are no soft hands in play here. He's gone hard on defending this ball outside off. Outside edge. Taken. Bhuvneshwar Kumar, you beaut. 39 for 2 Guptill goes Ho ho ho! A six, four and four to start and Guptill falls to Bhuvneshwar's fourth delivery. A leading edge to backward point. What can India do here? India 92 all out It could have been over much earlier but Chahal and Kuldeep defied the hosts brilliantly for a while. Boult was superb with his five-for, and Chahal finished on 18, the top score in the innings. Only once before a No.10 has top-scored for India in an ODI - Javagal Srinath (43) in 180 vs Pak, Toronto, 1998. That's how dire today was. A short break before the chase gets underway. Kuldeep, Chahal frustrate New Zealand It's not so much the runs but the manner in which they are surviving. Playing inside the line, playing and missing, and surviving. They have lasted for 7 overs already and India's score slowly moves towards a hundred. 71 for 8 after 26 overs. Five for Boult! He equals Richard Hadlee for most five-fers in ODI cricket for New Zealand. And gosh he's deserved it. Bowls ten overs on the trot and finishes with 10-4-21-5. You could say that Pandya ruined his figures a bit in the last over, carting him for three fours, but in what was quite a redemption, Boult got Pandya. Bangs the ball short, Pandya cannot get out of the way and it's a catch off the glove. Bhuvneshwar is no good either I'm sorry if it's just been morbid wicket blog-updates today but that's how India are playing. Not giving me a chance, are India. Colin de Grandhomme gets one to nip back in and is bowled through the gate. 40 for 7 after 17 overs. Cricbuzz Comm Box With India in trouble, it'll be interesting to listen to Zaheer Khan's analysis about what's transpired in the first 15 overs. Remember to come back to this blog. I have huge plans. Yea yea, okay. Beauty, you Boult India are 35 /6 and Trent Boult has figures of 6-2-8-4. Unbelievable bowling. And unbelievable batting. Just a hint of swing here and India have collapsed in a big heap here. Jadhav is pinned on the pad by an inswinger, and departs. And does so with the review, that was all formality. Three reds. Middle of middle. You want to know more eh? India 33 for 5 - say what! ? What's this team India are playing against today? Like Rohit, Shubman offers a return catch to Boult, who doesn't drop many. Drops none ever. New Zealand seem to be making up for the first three ODIs in one innings here... Double strike for de Grandhomme Early wickets, you asked? India in tatters here Colin de Grandhomme's first ball was a warm-up wide ball, but he's got the ball to swing and accounted for Ambati Rayudu. Caught at cover for a duck. Karthik's wicket fell off the last ball of the over -- outside edge to the keeper -- and what a huge miss it is for DK. Could have been the day he finds his feet in this Indian side. Not to be. Not today. A word on Gill I may have just jinxed Shubman Gill here. No, he's not out -- I'm not evil -- but god he looked so methodical and calm until Boult pinged him on the helmet. At 19, you're mostly more embarrassed than hurt. And ever since that blow on the badge, Gill's looked a bit rattled. Boult even switches to round the wicket to make it tough for him, and then immediately back to over the wicket to beat Gill's outside edge. He's gotten into Gill here. Will be interesting to watch this battle unfold. India lose Rohit Sharma Not quite the blockbusting 200th ODI for Rohit, is it.. He's played one straight back to Boult here, who's set him up to the core. Kept bowling scrambled seam to skid the ball across and then gets this to swing in, and draws a false shot. And Boult backs it all up with a stunning return catch. India 23/2 after 8 overs. Deepu says: Fourth time Boult has dismissed Rohit in ODIs - joint most he's dismissed any batsman alongside Quinton de Kock Dhawan goes early Now he's been caught on the shuffle. Was looking to flick but the ball scurries in and traps him in front of middle and leg. Out for 13 off 20 balls. No review? Nah. He walks off. India 21 for 1 after 5.5 overs. In walks Shubman Gill at No.3 Steady start Dhawan has started off positively as usual while Rohit is taking his time. A four and a six for Dhawan so far, both off Matt Henry in the 3rd over. New Zealand have kept it relatively quiet otherwise. India are 20 for 0 after 5. Toss and teams New Zealand opt to bowl.<doc-sep>Indian skipper, Rohit Sharma, says it is one of their worst performances with the bat for a long time. Credits the Kiwi bowlers for the way they bowled. Reckons the conditions were not easy and they could not cope with it. Further adds the wicket was good to bat on but they could not apply themselves. States it is always challenging when the ball is swinging but they still expected his team to put up a good show. He hopes to learn from the mistakes. Ends by saying they will be giving their best in the next game too.<doc-sep>Ind vs NZ 4th ODI: New Zealand celebrates the wicket of India’s Shikhar Dhawan, left, during their fourth one day international cricket match at Seddon Park in Hamilton, New Zealand, Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019. (AP Photo/John Cowpland) Ind vs NZ 4th ODI: New Zealand celebrates the wicket of India’s Shikhar Dhawan, left, during their fourth one day international cricket match at Seddon Park in Hamilton, New Zealand, Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019. (AP Photo/John Cowpland) India vs New Zealand, Ind vs NZ 4th ODI Live Cricket Streaming Online: The fourth one-day international cricket match takes place today in the India vs New Zealand 2019 series. India is currently batting against New Zealand. India are struggling and down seven wickets for just 54 runs. India is on a tour of New Zealand, where they will play five ODI matches. After this there are three T20 matches. Here’s how to watch the fourth ODI between India vs New Zealand live on your mobile phone or on desktop. Ind vs NZ 4th match on Hotstar mobile app, website Star network is the official broadcaster for this series and has the digital broadcasting rights. The Hotstar app from Star is where the livestream of the India vs New Zealand match can be seen, but a user will need premium or paid account to watch this. Read more: Ind vs NZ 4th ODI Live Cricket Score, India vs New Zealand Live Score The Hotstar app has a monthly cost of Rs 199 per month. There’s also an annual package of Rs 999 for the entire year, which is much more affordable. Hotstar has an ‘All Sports’ pack as well for those who just want to watch sports. This will cost Rs 299 for 360 days. This particular pack is non-refundable. Hotstar is available on the web, Android, iOS and Fire TV Stick as well. Ind vs NZ 4th match on Jio TV mobile app Jio TV app from Reliance Jio also has the livestream. When watching the app on Jio TV, you will need to use your Reliance Jio data. Users also need to be Jio Prime members, which costs Rs 99 per year. Ind vs NZ 4th match on Airtel TV mobile app Another option is Airtel’s TV app which can be downloaded on Google Play Store or from Apple App Store. But users have to install the Hotstar app on the same device. Airtel TV is a free app.<doc-sep>
HAMILTON: New Zealand defeated India by eight wickets Thursday in the fourth one-day international after the tourists crumbled without talisman Virat Kohli, posting their lowest ODI total in nine years. India were all out for 92 with 19.1 overs to spare as the dominant form that swept them to a 3-0 series victory disappeared. New Zealand made short work of the modest target, racing to a victory in just 14.4 overs. With Kohli sitting out the first of two dead rubbers and MS Dhoni sidelined with a hamstring strain, India’s batting line-up failed to fire. Yuzvendra Chahal top scored for the tourists with 18 as Black Caps paceman Trent Boult ran amok taking five for 21 -- the second-best figures for a New Zealander against India. Allrounder Colin de Grandhomme also contributed three for 26 as humid conditions allowed the New Zealand bowlers to swing the ball for the first time in the series. India’s stand-in captain Rohit Sharma’s managed only seven in his 200th ODI and much-hyped debutant Shubman Gill also failed to reach double figures, falling for nine. It was India’s seventh-lowest ODI total and their worst since making 88 against New Zealand in Dambulla back in 2010. Boult and de Grandhomme tore the heart out of India’s middle in a devastating spell that saw the tourists lose five wickets for seven runs. While the performance will not cause India to hit the panic button ahead of the World Cup, there will be disappointment at how their batsmen fared without superstars Kohli and Dhoni. The third-ranked hosts dropped opening batsman Colin Munro and promoted Henry Nicholls up the order in a bid to stop a string of slow starts. The experiment appeared to work as Nicholls made 30 not out, although fellow opener Martin Guptill’s poor run of form continued when he was dismissed on 14. Black Caps bowling coach Shane Jurgensen said the conditions suited Boult. "I feel like in Hamilton it always offers something for the bowlers here," he said. "It allowed him to work to his strengths. He’s come over, he’s come around and he’s been quite relentless really." The fifth and final one-dayer will be played in Wellington on Sunday, followed by three Twenty20 internationals.