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NZ vs IND 4th T20I: Live Streaming, TV Channels and Match Timings Worldwide

30 OCT 2026
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NZ vs IND 4th T20I: Live Streaming, TV Channels and Match Timings Worldwide

Eden Park, Auckland: New Zealand and India will meet in the fourth T20I of the five-match series on Friday, October 30, at Eden Park in Auckland. India have already secured the series with a 3-0 lead after winning the first three matches. The hosts will now look to avoid another defeat, while India aim to extend their winning run.

The match is scheduled to begin at 8:00 PM local time in New Zealand, which is 12:30 PM Indian Standard Time. The toss will take place at 12:00 PM IST.

Cricket fans can follow the match through the official television and digital broadcasters available in their respective countries.

NZ vs IND 4th T20I: Match Details

  • Match: New Zealand vs India, 4th T20I

  • Series:India tour of New Zealand 2026

  • Date: Friday, October 30, 2026

  • Venue: Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand

  • Start time: 8:00 PM NZDT

  • India time: 12:30 PM IST

  • Toss: 12:00 PM IST

  • Series score: India lead 3-0

  • Format: Twenty20 International

Where to Watch NZ vs IND 4th T20I Live in India?

Indian viewers can watch the fourth T20I through Sony Pictures Networks India's television and digital platforms.

  • Live TV telecast: Sony Sports Network

  • Live streaming: SonyLIV app and website

  • Match start time: 12:30 PM IST

  • Toss time: 12:00 PM IST

Sony Sports Network will provide television coverage, while SonyLIV will stream the match online. Viewers may need an active subscription to access the live stream.

Where to Watch NZ vs IND Live Outside India?

International broadcasting rights and streaming availability vary by country. Viewers should use the local rights holder's official service.

New Zealand

  • TV: Sky Sport

  • Streaming: Sky Sport Now

India

  • TV: Sony Sports Network

  • Streaming: SonyLIV

United Kingdom and Ireland

  • Check local cricket broadcast listings for an authorised live stream. A specific broadcaster for this bilateral match has not been independently confirmed.

Australia

  • Check local sports television and streaming listings. Match-specific broadcast availability has not been independently confirmed.

USA and Canada

  • Check the local cricket rights holder's schedule before the match. A confirmed broadcaster for this fixture has not been established.

Other countries

  • Availability depends on regional broadcast rights. Check the official New Zealand Cricket broadcast information or your local sports broadcaster.

SonyLIV access in India may be restricted outside the country. International viewers should use the service authorised for their territory.

India vs New Zealand: Series Situation

India have won the first three matches and taken an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. The visitors secured the series after their victory in the third T20I, highlighted by Abhishek Sharma's outstanding century.

New Zealand will be looking to improve their performance with both batting and bowling as they return to their home ground. With the series already decided, India may also have an opportunity to assess their squad combinations ahead of the final match.

What to Expect at Eden Park?

Eden Park is known for its compact playing dimensions, particularly its short straight boundaries. The venue can provide opportunities for aggressive batting, making powerplay execution and boundary control important factors.

New Zealand will look to make better use of home conditions, while India's batting line-up will aim to continue its strong form. The contest also gives both teams an opportunity to evaluate their combinations before the fifth and final T20I.

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Israel Katamgari is a cricket writer at CricRadar and a software professional at Wipro. He holds a B.Tech degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Mohan Babu University. Over the past year, he has contributed cricket articles to CricRadar, covering match reports, cricket news, and developments across the sport. His work combines an engineering background with a professional interest in cricket journalism.

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