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Watch HQ live streaming of India vs New Zealand 4th ODI from Bangalore on 7th Dec 2010 at 02:30 IST.India are sailing through the series win with a 3-0 unsailable lead against visitors New Zealand side whcih are struggling big time in the Sub Continent wickets as this is their second Serier Defeat in very short period of time and with World Cup 2011 coming up shortly in coupld of months time I can see them struggling in the big event big time. You can watch this match live here, links will be placed here shortly before it all gets underway on the Day. While Full Match Highlights and the videos will be available too.

India vs New Zealand 4th ODI
Bangalore
7th Dec 2010
02:30 IST

India squad
G Gambhir*, R Ashwin, RA Jadeja, Z Khan, V Kohli, P Kumar, A Nehra, MM Patel, PA Patel†, YK Pathan, RG Sharma, SS Tiwary, M Vijay, Yuvraj Singh

New Zealand squad
DL Vettori*, GD Elliott, JEC Franklin, MJ Guptill, GJ Hopkins†, JM How, BB McCullum†, NL McCullum, AJ McKay, KD Mills, TG Southee, SB Styris, LRPL Taylor, KS Williamson

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To register their first win, though, they will need to do more than just bank on past record. The bowling attack - apart from Vettori - has been a shambles so far, and the short boundaries in Hamilton won't ease their task. What will encourage the home team is the courage they showed when up against a daunting target in Christchurch, where they scored 334 and clearly rattled the Indians despite a middle-order collapse.

India have already ensured they'll get at least a share of the series, but Mahendra Singh Dhoni will want more than that: a win in either of the next two games will give India their first ODI series win in New Zealand. Tendulkar is absent, but the manner in which the entire batting line-up has fired suggests they'll still feel confident of sealing the series in Hamilton.

New Zealand have an excellent record at Seddon Park, winning ten games and losing just once, by to Sri Lanka in 2001. The home team have won all three day-night games here.

India, on the other hand, have struggled with the solitary win - against Zimbabwe in the 1992 World Cup - in five games.

The team batting first hasn't yet won a day-night game at this venue, losing all three. In the last two ODIs under lights, New Zealand chased down 347 against Australia, and scored 165 in 18.1 overs in a ten-wicket win against England.

The last time Brendon McCullum and Jesse Ryder opened the batting at this ground, they clobbered 165 at more than nine an over, which is a record opening partnership at Seddon Park.

India have never won an ODI series in New Zealand. The best they've managed are draws in 1993-94 and 1998-99.