New Zealand put on a stunning display in the field to take out Naman Dhir in the fourth T20I between the two nations at Eden Park in Auckland on Friday, October 30. Jacob Duffy took the crucial wicket as Naman tried to pull the ball when it was bowled back of a length. It came back to the right-handed batter, who had limited room to play. Naman failed to make good contact and sent the ball soaring up towards long-on. Daryl Mitchell ran to his right to take the ball. However, he noticed that his momentum would take him over the ropes. Mitchell quickly tossed the ball to Nathan Smith, who was running across from deep mid-wicket. He had to reverse his momentum and dive forward to take the catch. The two New Zealand batters put on a fantastic relay catch to take out the Indian batter. Watch the stunning relay catch from New Zealand: Naman Dhir Gone 😠Terrific catch from Mitchell and Smith 😱 #INDvsNZ https://t.co/Ct00CSs4C5 — Cricket Blaze (@CricketBlaze45) October 30, 2026 New Zealand have struggled in the field throughout the series and dropped many catches, including some easy ones. However, they put on a great display to take one of the best catches of the match. Also Read | Watch: Finn Allen and Daryl Mitchell Take Stunning Relay Catch to Dismiss Axar Patel in 2nd T20I Jacob Duffy Removes Naman Dhir After Quickfire 28 Naman Dhir was dismissed after scoring 28 from 13 balls. He hit two fours and two sixes in his innings to give a good score for India in the high chase. Duffy was impressive with the ball from the beginning of the innings. He bagged two wickets in the very first over of the chase and later dismissed Naman and Arshdeep on successive deliveries. The right-arm pacer ended his spell of four overs with the figures of 4/23. India Faces Huge Target of 260 Against NZ New Zealand put on a huge opening total of 259/7. Glenn Phillips played a stunning innings of 107 from 49 balls while Michael Bracewell chipped in with 65 from 25. India were heading in with a 3-0 lead from the five-match series, as they won the first three games. However, chasing 260 at Eden Park was a huge task. With Naman Dhir dismissed, New Zealand are now in a better place and still have hopes of taking their first win of the series.