New Zealand v India, 4th T20I 2026— India tour of New Zealand

India have already won the series 3-0 with two to play, so what is left is the question of a clean sweep and whether anyone can stop Abhishek Sharma. He made 113 from 38 balls in Wellington on Tuesday, with eleven sixes, as India chased 199 in 13.2 overs and posted 118 for 0 in the powerplay — the highest powerplay score in T20I history.

Eden Park changes the maths again. Its straight boundaries are the shortest in international cricket, and a batting line-up already striking at close to ten an over is about to be handed the most forgiving ground on the tour.

For New Zealand this is about finding something that works before the ODIs. Mitchell Santner’s attack has now conceded 199 in 13.2 overs, and Daryl Mitchell’s unbeaten 89 from 52 was not nearly enough.