
Bhuvneshwar Kumar was dropped from the Indian side for the fourth T20I against New Zealand at Eden Park after struggling to find his rhythm during the first three matches of the series. The pacer conceded 139 runs across those appearances while managing only a single wicket.
Mayank Yadav returned to the lineup in his place, delivering a three-wicket performance during his four-over spell, though New Zealand ultimately secured an 87-run victory to bring the series score to 3-1.
Former cricketer Ambati Rayudu defended the decision to rotate the squad, noting that returning to international competition after a hiatus often leads to initial difficulties. Rayudu expressed confidence in the veteran bowler's ability to maintain his composure and regain form, emphasizing that the player has the necessary experience to overcome this temporary setback.

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