India Vs New Zealand Live Score, 4th T20I: IND will lock horns with NZ in Auckland

India (IND) Vs New Zealand (NZ) Live Cricket Score, 4th T20I: Shreyas Iyer's IND will lock horns with Mitchell Santner's NZ in the fourth T20I on Friday at the Eden Park in Auckland; Toss coming up at 12:00 PM IST

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India Vs New Zealand 4th T20I Live Cricket Score: (PC: Surjeet Yadav / CREIMAS for BCCI)

India Vs New Zealand Live Score, 4th T20I: Shreyas Iyer’s India will lock horns with Mitchell Santner’s New Zealand on Friday in the fourth of the five-match T20I series. The visitors have already won the series after the third game, and the remaining two games are about saving the hosts’ blushes.

New Zealand’s bowling has been a real concern. They faced the Men in Blue earlier in the year, and it was almost a similar attack, and then they could not contain the Indian team a few months later. Even in their backyard, they are struggling to contain the side.

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India, on the other hand, are now looking like a well-oiled machine. When Shreyas Iyer took over, initially the parts still looked a little rusty, but the more games he played, the better he got, and the team now looks like a force to reckon with with both bat and ball.

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India Vs New Zealand Live Score, 4th T20I: Hola!

Hello and welcome to our live blog of India taking on New Zealand in the fourth T20I. Although the series is done and dusted, given the nature of how the series has gone thus far, there will be plenty of runs and entertainment. Do stay with us to get all the updates from the action happening in New Zealand.

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