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New Zealand post record T20I total against India on home soil

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New Zealand posted a massive score against India in a T20 International, matching the joint-highest total ever recorded by any side against India in the format. The total also stands as New Zealand's highest in T20Is played on home soil. The result marks a rare occasion where India's bowlers conceded such a large score in this format. Further details on the match's context and outcome are not provided in the source report.

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