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The action shifts to Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, where India will face New Zealand in the fourth ODI on 13th November at 7:30 AM IST.
Get the best IND vs NZ Dream11 prediction, fantasy cricket tips, probable playing XI, and match insights for the 4th ODI match of the India Tour of New Zealand 2026. Expert analysis and more.
Captaincy Picks:
Rohit Sharma – India’s attacking opener contributed 23 runs off 28 deliveries in the second ODI, striking two fours and two sixes during his innings in Wellington. |
Virat Kohli – India’s experienced top-order batter has scored 81 runs in two ODI innings, highlighted by a brilliant 74 off 51 balls against New Zealand in Auckland. |
Top Picks:
Michael Bracewell – New Zealand’s spin-bowling all-rounder remains a valuable middle-order option, offering off-spin variations and aggressive batting, although he has yet to feature in this ODI series. |
Mitchell Santner – New Zealand’s captain has accumulated 35 runs in two ODI innings, including 31 off 38 balls in Wellington, while providing his side with spin-bowling options. |
Budget Picks:
Matt Henry – New Zealand’s experienced right-arm fast bowler provides movement with the new ball and disciplined bowling. |
Ruturaj Gaikwad – India’s technically accomplished top-order batter offers elegant strokeplay and reliable innings-building ability. |
Captain |
Virat Kohli & Rohit Sharma |
Vice-Captain |
Michell Santner & Michael Bracewell |
Players |
Dream11 Credits |
Dream11 Points (Last match) |
Blair Tickner |
NA |
NA |
Kuldeep Yadav |
NA |
NA |
SL Captaincy Choice |
Virat Kohli |
GL Captaincy Choice |
Rohit Sharma |
Punt Picks |
Matt Henry and Ruturaj Gaikwad |
Dream11 Combination |
1-3-4-3 |
India will take on New Zealand in the fourth ODI at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, on 13 November at 7:30 AM IST. The visitors currently lead the five-match series 2–0 and will look to strengthen their position with another victory. However, the third ODI at Seddon Park, Hamilton, ended without a result after rain prevented the match from starting, even though the toss had taken place. As a result, neither team recorded any batting or bowling figures in that fixture. Therefore, the second ODI remains the latest completed match for analysing both sides’ performances.
New Zealand’s most recent completed outing came in the second ODI at Wellington, where they were bowled out for 134 in 41 overs. Daryl Mitchell top-scored with 55 off 104 deliveries, while Mitchell Santner added 31 from 38 balls. However, India’s bowlers kept the scoring under control, with Gurnoor Brar leading the attack through an impressive 4/30 in his 10 overs. Auqib Nabi and Anshul Kamboj picked up two wickets each for 31 and 25 runs respectively, while Axar Patel also claimed 2/28. India then reached 113/7 in 26 overs before rain interrupted play, eventually securing a four-run victory under the DLS method. KL Rahul remained unbeaten on 26 off 38 balls, while Shreyas Iyer contributed 30 from 46 deliveries. For New Zealand, Kyle Jamieson and Jacob Duffy claimed three wickets apiece.
India will aim to extend their series advantage, although both teams may make adjustments as players move between the ODI and Test squads for the remaining matches. Bay Oval generally provides a good batting surface, with its true bounce and quick outfield helping batters play their strokes confidently. Nevertheless, the new ball can offer some assistance to seamers. New Zealand will need stronger contributions from Finn Allen, Will Young and Tim Seifert at the top, while Santner and Michael Bracewell could play important roles in the middle order. India, meanwhile, have plenty of experience through Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, with Shreyas Iyer set to lead the side for the remaining ODIs. Their pace attack, featuring Arshdeep Singh, Mohammed Siraj and Gurnoor Brar, will also look to maintain pressure on the hosts. Although New Zealand’s refreshed squad could make this encounter more competitive, India hold the advantage after winning the first two completed matches and will enter the contest with greater confidence.
Teams |
Matches Won |
India |
65 |
New Zealand |
52 |
Temperature |
19°C |
Weather Forecast |
Sujny |
Pitch Behaviour |
Batting-friendly |
Best Suited To |
Pace |
Average 1st innings score |
268 |
Records |
Good |
Winning % |
58% |
India Playing 11:
1) Rohit Sharma
2) Ruturaj Gaikwad
3) Virat Kohli
4) Ishan Kishan (wk)
5) Shreyas Iyer ©
6) Axar Patel
7) Naman Dhir
8) Auqib Nabi
9) Gurnoor Brar
10) Mohammed Siraj
11) Arshdeep Singh
New Zealand Playing 11:
1) Will Young
2) Tim Seifert
3) Nick Kelly
4) Dean Foxcroft
5) Mitch Hay (wk)
6) Michael Bracewell
7) Mitchell Santner ©
8) Matt Henry
9) Kyle Jamieson
10) Matt Fisher
11) Jacob Duffy
Considering the squad strength, India is expected to win this match.