New Zealand bowls India out for 89 to keep series alive
India collapsed to their sixth-lowest ODI total of 89 as Matt Henry took six wickets, including three in the opening over.
New Zealand sealed a dominant 244-run victory to stay alive in their five-match ODI series with India. Chasing 334 to win, India fell apart quickly.
Paceman Matt Henry tore through their top order in a lethal first over. Henry removed Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer with just three runs on the board.
India were bowled out for 89, their sixth-lowest ODI total ever. They narrowly avoided their worst defeat in history, a 245-run loss to Sri Lanka in 2000.
Henry finished with 6-27. Will Young made 125 runs and Tim Seifert added 58 to set up New Zealand's win.
New Zealand now trail 2-1 in the series but can avoid defeat if they win the final match on Sunday.
- 6 wickets for 27 runs
- Henry's figures
- 89 runs
- India's total
- 125 runs
- Young's score
- 244 runs
- Victory margin
Why it mattersA stunning turnaround keeps New Zealand's hopes alive and sets up a winner-takes-nothing final game.
AustraliaAustralians following the series get an unexpected seventh-inning stretch, with Sunday's final ODI now crucial.
