[Watch] Matt Henry bags three wickets in an over as Rohit, Kohli and Shreyas depart for ducks in 4th ODI

Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui witnessed a stunning opening over from Matt Henry in the 4th ODI between New Zealand and India on November 13, 2026. Chasing a target of 334, India's top order collapsed entirely in the very first over, with the scoreboard reading 0/3 before a single run had been added.

Henry's over ball by ball

A clip shared on X captured the sequence in full, drawing widespread reaction. Former cricketers Aakash Chopra and Ian Bishop were among those who responded with amazement at the sight of India's scorecard after just six deliveries.

Matt Henry, who is 34 years old, bowled the opening over and did not concede a single run across all six deliveries, finishing with figures of 3 for 0 from one maiden over. The over sequence read W-0-0-0-W-W, with wickets falling on the first, fifth and sixth balls.

Henry's return and India's record collapse

On the very first delivery, Rohit Sharma pushed at an outswinger that took the edge and flew to Finn Allen at first slip. Rohit departed for a golden duck, having closed the bat face early against extra bounce and seam movement off the pitch.

Kohli walked in and survived three dot balls before Henry produced a wobble-seam delivery on the fifth ball that jagged back sharply and kept low, rattling the stumps. Kohli was bowled for a golden duck, leaving India in deep trouble at 0/2.

Shreyas Iyer then faced the final ball of the over and was struck on the pad. The on-field umpire initially ruled not out, but New Zealand opted for a DRS review and ball-tracking confirmed the ball was hitting the stumps. Shreyas was given out LBW for a golden duck, completing a remarkable over for Henry.

Henry returned to the New Zealand side for this match after missing the two preceding ODIs. He had been sidelined by a low-grade tear in his right quadriceps and had also suffered a concussion following a training-ground collision with teammate Devon Conway at Eden Park while taking a catch.

This was the fifth occasion in ODI cricket that a team lost three wickets without a single run on the board. Henry's dismissal of Rohit marked the third time he had removed the India opener in ODI cricket, and his dismissal of Kohli was equally his third in the format against the right-hander.