Wellington, Oct. 27 -- Following his side's crushing loss to India in the third T20I, New Zealand skipper Mitchell Santner hailed the Indian opening pair of Abhishek Sharma and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for "showing how to bat in a powerplay", and the team will have to find their way against Indian batting at the Eden Park in the fourth T20I, with the ground being smaller in dimensions.

The explosive Indian pair of Abhishek and Sooryavanshi ended the match within the powerplay itself, scoring 118/0 in six overs, registering the highest powerplay score by a team in T20I history. While Team India faced a bit of a wobble, Abhishek's 38-ball 113 had done plenty of damage to make sure that the total of 199 runs was chased with over six overs left....