Taylor shared partnerships of 130 with Kane Williamson (60) and 92 unbroken with captain Brendon McCullum (49 not out).
India’s Rohit Sharma walks out for 79 as the New Zealand team watch the replay of the dismissal on the big screen in the fourth one-day international cricket match at Seddon Park in Hamilton, New Zealand.- AP
New Zealand sealed a one-day series win over India by recording a seven-wicket victory on Tuesday, with Ross Taylor hitting an unbeaten 112 to take the hosts home with 11 balls to spare.
Taylor’s ninth one-day international century, compiled from 110 balls with 14 boundaries, comfortably steered New Zealand past India’s total of 278-5, and gave New Zealand a 3-0 series lead with one game remaining.
New Zealand has recorded consecutive series victories over the West Indies and India, boosting its hopes of a strong showing in next year’s World Cup, which it co-hosts with Australia.
Taylor shared partnerships of 130 with Kane Williamson (60) and 92 unbroken with captain Brendon McCullum (49 not out).
