Glenn Phillips was unstoppable in the fourth T20I against India, smashing his third century in the shortest format of the game. His sensational hitting took the New Zealand score to 259/7 in 20 overs. The all-rounder amassed 107 runs off 49 balls, laced with 6 fours and 10 sixes. The Men in Blue were dominating the proceedings, but the arrival of Michael Bracewell changed everything.

The Kiwis were 112/4 in 10.4 overs, with the likes of Tim Seifert (3), Daryl Mitchell (24), Finn Allen (31) and Bevon Jacobs (7) back in the dressing room.

Michael faced just 25 balls for his 65 runs and struck 6 sixes and 4 boundaries. He added 115 runs for the fifth wicket with Phillips in 7 overs.

The two kept hitting fours and sixes, and the likes of Mayank Yadav and Nitish Kumar Reddy were put under pressure.

Although Mayank took three wickets, he conceded 48 runs from four overs.

Nitish was the most expensive as his four overs went for 64 runs. He managed to dismiss Phillips. Axar Patel picked up 1 wicket, and his 3 overs added 43 runs to New Zealand’s total.

Naman Dhir was given one over by captain Shreyas Iyer, and he conceded 16 runs.

Arshdeep Singh managed to keep the Kiwi batters under control, with 38 runs coming from his four overs. He got rid of Mitchell Santner.