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9 reviewed stories · checked 14 Nov, 03:20 UTC
New Zealand defeated India by 244 runs in the fourth ODI. Will Young scored 125 and Matt Henry took career-best 6/27, trimming India’s series lead to 2-1 ahead of the final match.
Tournament runs 12–25 November 2026 in the UAE, featuring 10 teams including five full ICC members. Group stage in Ajman (Karwan and Seven Districts); top three from each group progress to a Super Six, with the final on 25 November at Karwan Sports Club.
India pacer Auqib Nabi said the New Zealand ODI series is a chance for newcomers to press their World Cup claims. He highlighted seam movement in New Zealand and took two wickets in the second ODI in Wellington.
New Zealand named a near full-strength Test squad for the two-match series v India, captained by Tom Latham. Jacob Duffy is included; Tom Blundell, Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra are managing injuries. Tests run 19–23 Nov in Wellington and 27 Nov–2 Dec in Christchurch.
New Zealand have named a 14-player squad led by Tom Latham for the two-match World Test Championship series against India, starting 19 November in Wellington. Tom Blundell, Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra are included despite injury concerns.
The ICC reports that India won the rain-affected second ODI against New Zealand by four runs under DLS on 7 November. The remaining scheduled ODIs are in Hamilton on 10 November and Mount Maunganui on 13 and 15 November.
India captain Shubman Gill said the five-match New Zealand ODI series will test young talent and help prepare the side for the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027, highlighting squad depth, a flexible middle order and hopes for all-rounder Hardik Pandya's return.
The ICC guide sets out the October–November tournament window and its competition structure. Read the governing body’s current announcement for the full details.
The ECB has outlined England’s group-stage destinations across Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe. Consult the announcement before making matchday plans.
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