Taylor, Williamson seal 4-0 win
Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor refused to take their collective foot off India bowlers' throats, consigning the visitors to a 4-0 series defeat
31/01Result
5th ODI (D/N), India tour of New Zealand at Wellington, Jan 31 2014
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![New Zealand]( "New Zealand")
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![India]( "India")
216 (49.4/50 ov)
Player of the Match
31/01Result
5th ODI (D/N), India tour of New Zealand at Wellington, Jan 31 2014
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![New Zealand]( "New Zealand")
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![India]( "India")
216 (49.4/50 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Day
Taylor's blazing ton helps New Zealand sweep series
Ross Taylor scored his second-straight ODI century of the series to help New Zealand beat India by a massive 87-run margin at Wellington on Friday.
'Middle orders were the difference' - Dhoni
MS Dhoni said that the series was decided by the gulf in class between the middle orders of India and New Zealand
Dhoni backs faltering batsmen
MS Dhoni has indicated that India will keep the faith in their current group of limited-overs batsmen in whom they have "invested heavily"
A 'ground-breaking' series for NZ - McCullum
Brendon McCullum has termed the 4-0 win over India the "most satisfying" one-day contest he has been involved in and also called it a "ground-breaking" series for New Zealand
NZ's best series wins, and Williamson's record
Stats highlights from the fifth ODI between New Zealand and India in Wellington
Baz stumbles a single
Plays of the Day from the fifth ODI between New Zealand and India, in Wellington
Nathan McCullum aces economy test
Nathan McCullum, who boasts an economy rate of 4.91 in the series, said that it had been a great challenge bowling against batsmen who are more equipped to deal with spin, on wickets that don't offer a lot of turn
The deepest attack I have been part of - Kyle Mills
Kyle Mills has said he has never operated in a New Zealand attack that has as much depth as the current lot
Not just bowling that is going wrong
India have lived up to their reputation of being profligate with the ball, but worryingly even their batting has begun to falter outside Asia