Tom Latham wants senior New Zealand players to step up in Williamson's absence
Bermuda after winning the toss elected to bat but were left clueless as left-arm spinners Shadeep Silva and Ahmed Raza created havoc leaving the hosts in deep trouble as they were bundled out for 56 in 31.3 overs.
In reply, UAE had a dream start With Arshad Ali slamming a brilliant century while Abdul Rehman chipping in with 65. Saqib Ali (34), SP Patil (37) and Amjad Ali (36) also contributed that helped the visitors declare their first innings at 356 for six in 108 overs.
Bermuda had a far more matured approach as they played sensibly against a disciplined UAE attack in their second innings. DL Hemp (84), Chris Foggo (60), Steven Outerbridge (62) and IH Romaine (48) were the significant contributors. But their 332 in 127.3 overs was far more from a competitive target and UAE just took 8.3 overs and lost one wicket to achieve the 33-run target.
Tom Latham wants senior New Zealand players to step up in Williamson's absence
Wood returned to the squad after Anderson retired from Tests following the first match at Lord's
India completed a 4-1 series win with a thumping 42-run victory in the last T20
Delhi failed to progress to the final four stages in the last three years
No other fast bowler has taken as many Test wickets, with only celebrated spinners Shane Warne (708 wickets) and Muttiah Muralitharan (800) ahead of Anderson in the all-time list
It is the second time India have won a T20 fixture by 10 wickets, the last coming against the same opposition at the same venue in 2016
This was the 41-year-old veteran's 188th and last Test before retiring from England duty
Anderson, playing his 188th and last test match, bowled Windies captain Kraigg Brathwaite with a fine delivery that jagged back