Mount Maunganui, Nov. 13 -- New Zealand handed India a crushing 244-run defeat in the fourth ODI at Mount Maunganui, bowling the visitors out for just 89 while defending a target of 334.

Matt Henry spearheaded the hosts' dominant performance with a sensational six-wicket haul, including three dismissals in the opening over, to trigger India's batting collapse.

Reflecting on the defeat, Indian skipper Shreyas Iyer credited Henry's exceptional bowling and acknowledged the difference in batting conditions between the two innings.

"We saw it; there was a huge difference in the first innings and the second innings in terms of wickets, but also credit where it's due, the way Henry bowled in the right areas right from ball one. I think that w...