During the fourth T20I against New Zealand, Indian bowler <b>Nitish Reddy</b> recorded a horror outing by giving away <b>64 runs</b>, making him the second-most expensive bowler in Indian T20I history. New Zealand capitalized on the sloppy bowling to post an imposing target of <b>259 runs</b>, eventually winning the match by 87 runs and narrowing India's series lead to 3-1. While Glenn Phillips anchored the Kiwi onslaught with a vital half-century, the Indian bowling attack completely lost its radar under pressure. Handing out runs like charity on a festive day rarely wins you international matches, exposing glaring tactical vulnerabilities in the bowling lineup. This crushing defeat halts India's dominant run and leaves the team management with serious homework ahead of the series decider.
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