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Watch: Virat Kohli gifts signed jersey to Matt Henry after six-wicket haul in IND vs NZ 4th ODI

Watch Virat Kohli gift his signed India jersey to Matt Henry after the New Zealand pacer claimed 6/27 to bowl India out for 89 in the 4th ODI.

Gopi Marisetty
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Virat Kohli gifting his signed India jersey to Matt Henry after the IND vs NZ 4th ODI
Virat Kohli gifting his signed India jersey to Matt Henry after the IND vs NZ 4th ODI

Virat Kohli gifted his signed India jersey to Matt Henry after the fourth ODI between India and New Zealand at Bay Oval on Friday, November 13, 2026. The gesture came hours after Henry troubled India's batting lineup with a brilliant six-wicket haul, dismissing Kohli for a duck during the visitors' disappointing chase.

Kohli approached Henry after New Zealand secured a massive 244-run victory and presented him with his signed jersey. The Virat Kohli gifts jersey Matt Henry moment attracted attention as the Indian batter acknowledged the New Zealand pacer's outstanding performance despite being one of his victims in the match.

Henry finished with figures of 6/27 in 9.4 overs as India were bowled out for just 89 while chasing 334 runs. The result helped New Zealand reduce India's lead to 2-1 in the five-match series, with one match remaining.

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Virat Kohli’s gesture to Matt Henry: What happened after the 4th ODI?

Virat Kohli shared a warm moment with Matt Henry after the conclusion of the fourth ODI at Bay Oval. Following New Zealand's convincing victory, Kohli approached the fast bowler and handed him a signed Indian jersey as a mark of respect for his match-winning performance. The Virat Kohli-Matt Henry jersey exchange became one of the memorable moments after the match.

The gesture was particularly special because Henry had dismissed Kohli for a four-ball duck during India's chase. The New Zealand pacer produced a brilliant opening over, removing Rohit Sharma, Kohli and stand-in captain Shreyas Iyer without conceding a run. Kohli's gesture showed his appreciation for Henry's bowling effort despite India's difficult defeat.

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Matt Henry also spoke about his performance and the triple-wicket maiden after the match.“Yeah, it's quite funny, isn't it? The wind was so strong, and it was keeping things pretty simple, and it's funny when you're actually trying to have a simple game plan. A bit of luck as well. One shot a little bit low there too, so maybe the wind pushed me a bit sideways (smiles),” Henry said at the post-match presentation.

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How Matt Henry’s 6/27 bowled India out for 89 to seal a 244-run win for New Zealand

Earlier, New Zealand posted a strong total of 333 runs in 50 overs after India elected to bowl first. Will Young led the batting effort with a brilliant 125 off 108 balls, while Tim Seifert scored 58 off 48 deliveries and Finn Allen added 41 off 30 balls. Despite picking up wickets in the middle overs, India could not stop the hosts from reaching a challenging total.

India's chase got off to a disastrous start as Matt Henry picked up three wickets in the very first over. He dismissed Rohit Sharma for a golden duck, bowled Virat Kohli for zero and trapped Shreyas Iyer LBW on the final delivery after New Zealand successfully reviewed the decision. India were reduced to 0/3 after just one over and never managed to recover from the early collapse.

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Henry continued to trouble the Indian batters and completed his first six-wicket haul in ODIs with figures of 6/27 in 9.4 overs. Matthew Fisher supported him with three wickets as India were dismissed for just 89 in 26.4 overs, handing New Zealand a massive 244-run victory. The result reduced India's series lead to 2-1 and made the fifth ODI crucial for both teams.

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