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Will Young's 125 powers New Zealand to 333/7 win over India in 4th ODI
✍️ Telangana Today
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 04:17 AM
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Will Young struck a brilliant 125 as New Zealand posted 333 runs, securing a decisive victory over India in the fourth One Day International.
New Zealand's batting line‑up dominated the fourth One Day International against India, reaching a total of 333 runs for the loss of seven wickets. Central batsman Will Young anchored the innings with a commanding 125, his first century in the series, and the highest score of the match.
Young's innings featured a blend of aggressive stroke‑play and calculated shot selection, allowing New Zealand to build momentum after early setbacks. Partnerships with the middle order ensured the run rate remained steady, culminating in a formidable target for the visiting side.
India began their chase with a solid opening stand but soon found themselves under pressure as New Zealand's bowlers tightened their lines. The scoreboard reflected New Zealand's superiority, and the match concluded with the visitors unable to surpass the 333‑run mark, handing New Zealand a comprehensive win in the series.
The result puts New Zealand in a strong position as the bilateral series progresses, while India will look to regroup ahead of the remaining fixtures.
Young's innings featured a blend of aggressive stroke‑play and calculated shot selection, allowing New Zealand to build momentum after early setbacks. Partnerships with the middle order ensured the run rate remained steady, culminating in a formidable target for the visiting side.
India began their chase with a solid opening stand but soon found themselves under pressure as New Zealand's bowlers tightened their lines. The scoreboard reflected New Zealand's superiority, and the match concluded with the visitors unable to surpass the 333‑run mark, handing New Zealand a comprehensive win in the series.
The result puts New Zealand in a strong position as the bilateral series progresses, while India will look to regroup ahead of the remaining fixtures.