Watch: Glenn Phillips celebrates his 46-ball century during NZ vs IND 4th T20I in Auckland
Watch Glenn Phillips celebrate his 46-ball century during NZ vs IND 4th T20I in Auckland. See the explosive hundred, how he powered New Zealand past 250 against India, and the moment that lit up the crowd at Eden Park

With the series already being sealed with India’s 3-0 lead in the five-match T20I series, the hosts New Zealand made a solid comeback in the fourth game, and the platform was laid by Glenn Philips, who smashed a 46-ball century at the Eden Park in Auckland and helped the Kiwis to cross the 250-run mark.
The Indian captain, Shreyas Iyer, won the toss for the fourth time in the series and went for the same decision without any hesitation of bowling first on a ground which gives the advantage to the chasing side. They dropped Vaibhav Sooryavanshi as fit-again Ishan Kishan returned to the XI.
Glenn Phillips’ 46-ball hundred: Watch his celebration after the century vs India
Glenn Philips smashed his first big shot of the evening through a boundary against Prince Yadav over the infield before nailing Arshdeep Singh and Prince Yadav for two sixes. Nitish Reddy was put into the stands by the right-handed batter, who notched up his fifty with a couple of runs against Prince.
Watch Phillips' century here-
The in-form batter was in a different mood in the encounter as he smacked Nitish Reddy for three consecutive sixes after the boundary on the second ball of the 16th over of the innings. On 94*, he lofted the slot ball from Arshdeep over long-off for a six and celebrated his century off just 46 balls.
He was dismissed for 107 runs off 49 balls with 10 sixes and six boundaries at a strike rate of 218.37. It has become the third-fastest T20I century for New Zealand. His 276 runs in the series so far are also the most by any batter in a T20I series against the blue brigade.
How New Zealand crossed 250 vs India in the 4th T20I: Key moments of the run fest
New Zealand lost Tim Seifert in the opening over of the innings before Philips and Finn Allen put a 59-run partnership for the third wicket. But the biggest contribution came from the 115-run fifth-wicket stand between Philips and Michael Bracewell, who nailed 65 runs off just 25 balls at a strike rate of 260.
India, in reply of the Blackcaps' masisve score of 259/7 off the 20 overs, lost both Ishan Kishan and Sanju Samson in the chase. Jacob Duffy’s superb start in the chase kept the Kiwis ahead in the fixture.
Brief Scores: India 56/4 (Abhishek Sharm 27, Jacob Duffy 2/17) vs New Zealand 259/7 (Glenn Phillips 107, Michael Bracewell 65, Mayank Yadav 3/48)
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