Phillips hits a 49-ball hundred as New Zealand crush India by 87 runs in Auckland
New Zealand piled up 259 for 7 at Eden Park and Jacob Duffy took four wickets. India lead the five-match series 3–1 before the finale in Hamilton.
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New Zealand piled up 259 for 7 at Eden Park and Jacob Duffy took four wickets. India lead the five-match series 3–1 before the finale in Hamilton.
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