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Watch: Matt Henry removes Ishan Kishan after 27-run knock in NZ vs IND 4th ODI

Matt Henry dismisses Ishan Kishan for 27 runs in the fourth ODI as India continue to struggle in their chase against New Zealand. Watch the moment here.

Avijit Das
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Ishan Kishan walks back after Matt Henry dismissed him for 27 in the NZ vs IND 4th ODI
Ishan Kishan walks back after Matt Henry dismissed him for 27 in the NZ vs IND 4th ODI

Team India suffered their second-biggest defeat in ODI cricket history after New Zealand defeated them by 244 runs in the fourth ODI at Mount Maunganui. Chasing a target of 334 runs, India got off to a disastrous start, losing their first three wickets without scoring a run. The visitors continued to struggle and eventually lost five wickets for just 61 runs.

With five wickets down, Ishan Kishan tried to rebuild the innings and keep India's hopes alive. However, Matt Henry once again proved too strong for the Indian batting line-up. After building pressure on the left-handed batter, the New Zealand pacer finally dismissed Kishan for 27 runs, ending his attempt to steady the innings.

Following Kishan's dismissal, the Indian batting line-up failed to put up much resistance as New Zealand continued to dominate. Henry finished with outstanding figures of 6/27, playing a major role in India's collapse for just 89 runs. The 244-run defeat became India's second-biggest loss by runs in ODI cricket history. 

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Matt Henry Removes Ishan Kishan for 27: What Happened in the NZ vs IND 4th ODI

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A Madridista at heart, football is my first love, while cricket writing is my passion. Although Real Madrid sparked my love for football, Virat Kohli introduced me to the world of cricket. With over three years of journalism experience, I have written for Sportskeeda, Cricreads, and Athlete Fortune. I currently write for Cricket Winner, covering cricket news, match analysis, player stories, and statistics.

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