Hamilton: New Zealand were two down in their run-chase after Kane Williamson was dismissed for 11 runs.
EDGED AND DISMISSED! Bhuvneshwar sees off captain Kane Williamson for 11 as he is caught behind by Dinesh Karthik.
Trent Boult was the star of New Zealand’s bowling attack as he finished with a spell of 5-21 to bundle out India for just 92 runs in the fourth ODI at Seddon Park here on Thursday.
With the series in the bag, the Men In Blue brought in debutant Shubman Gill in place of MS Dhoni, who is still recovering from a hamstring injury.
While Dhawan (13) continued to struggle, Rohit played a slow innings of seven runs from 23 balls.
Ambati Rayudu and Dinesh Karthik were both dismissed for ducks whereas Shubman managed just nine runs.
Colin de Grandhomme too looked impressive with the ball, finishing with a spell of 3-21.
Grandhomme completes the catch at deep backward square to dismiss Kuldeep Yadav.
WICKET! A short-pitched delivery by Trent Boult as he completes his five-for following Hardik Pandya's dismissal, who is caught behind by Latham.
WICKET! Boult gets his fourth as Kedar Jadhav is struck lbw.
WICKET! A forgettable debut for Shubman Gill as he is caught and bowled by Boult. Almost a carbon copy of Rohit's dismissal.
EDGED AND CAUGHT! Dinesh Karthik goes for a duck as Grandhomme gets another wicket, this time with Tom Latham completing a catch behind the wickets.
WICKET! Martin Guptill takes an excellent catch at short cover as de Grandhomme dismisses Ambati Rayudu.
WICKET! Huge blow for India as Rohit Sharma is caught and bowled by Boult.
WICKET! Shikhar Dhawan is struck lbw by Trent Boult as he departs for an unlucky 13 runs.
New Zealand won the toss and have elected to bowl. Shubman Gill makes his ODI debut for India.
With the series in the bag, Rohit Sharma-led India will look to continuew their top form in the ODIs when they take on New Zealand in the fourth ODI at Seddon Park here on Thursday.
Rohit captains in Virat Kohli’s absence, who was given a break for the last two ODIs and the forthcoming T20Is.