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'No one threw their wicket away': Shreyas Iyer's blunt response after India's humiliating 244-run defeat against New Zealand
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What Happened?
Shreyas Iyer, India's stand-in captain, acknowledged New Zealand's superior bowling after a 244-run defeat in the fourth ODI. India was bowled out for just 89 runs, reducing their series lead to 2-1.
Key points
- India was bowled out for 89 runs while chasing a target of 334.
- Matt Henry took six wickets, significantly impacting the match.
- India's batting collapse started with the dismissal of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Shreyas Iyer in the first over.
- Iyer defended his team's performance, stating they were dismissed by quality deliveries.
- The fifth ODI will take place on November 15, with India leading the series 2-1.
Key insights
- India's batting strategy may need reevaluation after this defeat.
- The performance of bowlers like Matt Henry could influence future matches.
- Team morale will be crucial heading into the final ODI.
Why it matters
This defeat highlights the challenges India faces in maintaining their lead in the series.
Entities
Shreyas Iyer· PersonNew Zealand· CountryIndia· CountryBay Oval· LocationMatt Henry· PersonRohit Sharma· PersonVirat Kohli· Person
Source
Times of India
