India suffered a historic home series defeat to New Zealand as Virat Kohli’s 124 off 108 balls went in vain in the third ODI at Holkar Stadium. Chasing 338, India was all out for 296. New Zealand’s centuries from Daryl Mitchell (137) and Glenn Phillips (106) powered a 337-run total. Despite Kohli and Harshit Rana’s efforts, India fell short, handing New Zealand a 2-1 series win.
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