29/01/2026
New Zealand posted 215/7, powered by Tim Seifert’s 62, as India faltered in the chase, collapsing to 165 in the fourth T20I. Mitchell Santner took 3-26 and Jacob Duffy 2-33, despite Shivam Dube’s blazing 65 off 23.
Ishan Kishan’s call grows louder after Sanju Samson, promoted to No. 3, managed 24 off 15—his fourth consecutive failure in the series and a disappointing run over 15 T20I innings. With the fifth match on Saturday, Samson has one last chance to prove his worth ahead of the 2026 T20 World Cup.
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