Auckland, Oct. 29 -- Ahead of the fourth T20I against India at Auckland, New Zealand batter Bevon Jacobs expressed hope of getting to bat for the first time on his home ground and reflected on watching the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup matches at the venue as a fan.

With the series 3-0, New Zealand will be playing for their self-respect against India in the fourth T20I. While the first two T20Is were extremely close contests that anyone could have won, the Kiwis were blown away in the third T20I by an Abhishek Sharma masterclass in a chase of 199 runs, with the opener nailing a 38-ball 113.

Bevon has been one of the positives for New Zealand as a batter in the series, being their second-highest run-getter with 128 runs in three innings at ...