Mount Maunganui, Nov. 15 -- India were bowled out for 209 in 42.1 overs after New Zealand's disciplined bowling attack, led by Mitchell Santner and Jacob Duffy, triggered a batting collapse in the fifth and final ODI at Bay Oval here on Sunday.
New Zealand won the toss and elected to bowl, a decision that paid dividends as India lost three top-order wickets for just 34 runs inside the first nine overs.
Rohit Sharma (7) was the first to depart, caught by Dean Foxcroft off Matthew Fisher in the sixth over. Virat Kohli (5) followed two overs later, caught behind by Tim Seifert off Fisher's 145-kmph delivery, leaving India in trouble at 33 for two.
Duffy then removed Ruturaj Gaikwad (18), who edged a wobble-seam delivery to wicketkeeper Seif...