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New Zealand were put into put and had slipped to 58-3 before the match-changing partnership between Mitchell and Phillips, who added 219 from 188 balls.<\/p>\n
Mitchell, who made 84 in the first match of the series and 131 in the second, hit 15 fours and three sixes for a career-high ODI score.<\/p>\n
His fourth-wicket partnership with Phillips came to an end when the latter was caught behind off Arshdeep Singh.<\/p>\n
Mitchell was removed soon after by Mohammed Siraj, but an unbeaten 28 from captain Michael Bracewell helped the Black Caps pose an imposing 337.<\/p>\n
Kohli, who now only plays the 50-over format having retired from Test and T20 international cricket, hit 10 fours and three sixes in his 108-ball knock, but it was not enough.<\/p>\n
These teams next meet in a five-match T20 series starting on 21 January, before the T20 World Cup gets under way on 7 February – co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n