New Zealand Women vs India Women, 4th ODI - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

India continue to remain winless on this tour. Their bowlers have leaked runs in all the ODIs and that's a major worry heading into the World Cup. New Zealand, on the other hand, are ticking all the right boxes with most of their experiments working. They are certainly favourites to inflict a series whitewash. Can the visitors come up with an improved performance in the final ODI? Join us on Thursday to find that out. For now, goodbye..

Sophie Devine: It was another complete performance from us. With the bat, we showed real intent. Good experience (shortened game) with the World Cup coming up. It was a great opportunity for us. The batters played to their strengths. 191 was probably above-par. The fielding is an area where we've missed a few, that's an area where we can probably save another 10-15 runs. With the bowling, at times, we have been slow to change our plans. We have to adapt quicker. I had belief in this group forever, nice to see people are seeing that. We are seeing the results now, there's real confidence and belief. It's perfect timing with the World Cup just around the corner.

Mithali Raj: We have definitely been trying few compositions with our spin and seam attack. But to be honest the bowling is a bit of a concern before the World Cup. We want all our main bowlers to get their rhythm. We are adapting to the conditions but there are spells where the bowlers have bowled well but we are not consistent and it is something that we are looking to improve. I was just looking at the shots and the way she (Richa) went about her batting, she is very talented and the future for India.

Amelia Kerr | Player of the Match: With the rain we were wondering if we would get on and in the end it turned out into a T20 match which is always good fun. It was nice to post a good total, Sophie and Suzie got off to flyers and I just carried that momentum. I have done a lot of work throughout the winter on my batting. I have been training similar to a game situation. It is great to get four wins against a quality side and they have been very successful in the women's game. To have that belief and confidence with the bat is massive heading into the World Cup.

18:47 Local Time, 05:47 GMT, 11:17 IST: New Zealand take a 4-0 lead in this five-match ODI series! Another excellent outing for Amelia Kerr - both with the bat and ball. The openers - Devine and Bates - laid the foundation with a fifty partnership. The in-form Kerr followed it with a brilliant knock, her third successive 50+ score, as New Zealand posted a massive 191. In reply, India were rocked early. They were reduced to 19/4 in the fourth over. The 18-year-old Richa Ghosh played a blinder as she recorded the fastest ODI half-century by an Indian. She was involved in a fifty partnership with skipper Mithali Raj. But once that stand was broken, the visitors folded out quickly as Amelia Kerr ran through the tail. Stick around for the presentations...

Amelia Kerr to Gayakwad, out Bowled!! Game over! Flighted ball, full in length and drifts in, Gayakwad looks to flick and plays all around it. Beaten on the inside edge and the ball goes onto hit the middle-stump. New Zealand win by 63 runs! Gayakwad b Amelia Kerr 4(3) [4s-1]

Amelia Kerr to Gayakwad, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

Amelia Kerr to Gayakwad, FOUR, dropped short, Gayakwad gets down to pull and gets enough wood on it. The ball eludes the leg slip fielder..

Amelia Kerr to Gayakwad, no run, very full from Amelia Kerr, jammed out to backward point

Rajeshwari Gayakwad, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Hat-trick ball. A slip, leg-slip, short mid-wicket, short cover in place...

Amelia Kerr to Renuka Singh, out Bowled!! Two in two for Amelia Kerr! Through the gate! Lovely googly, draws the batter forward. Renuka Singh looks to push off the front foot and is done in by this beautiful delivery. The ball lands on a length, spins back in to go through the bat-pad gap before making a mess of the sticks. Renuka Singh b Amelia Kerr 0(1)

Amelia Kerr to Renuka Singh, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

Renuka Singh, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Amelia Kerr to Deepti Sharma, out Bowled!! Deepti Sharma has been bowled around her legs. She shuffles across a long way to sweep and misses a full ball. Amelia Kerr tossed it up and got it to dip. Was the wrong 'un as well and the ball crashed into the sticks. Deepti Sharma b Amelia Kerr 9(9)

Amelia Kerr to Deepti Sharma, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

Meghna Singh, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Mackay to Sneh Rana, out Caught by Mair!! Loopy offbreak, Sneh Rana gets down to sweep hard and the ball loops up off the top-edge. A straightforward catch for Mair at short fine leg. Sneh Rana c Mair b Mackay 9(14)

Mackay to Sneh Rana, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Mackay to Deepti Sharma, leg byes, 1 run, full delivery, Deepti Sharma misses the sweep and is pinned on the back leg. The impact is outside off. There's a run-out chance as well. The throw comes to the bowler's end and Mackay fails to collect the ball. Deepti was well short of her crease