However Sharma, who is standing in as captain while Virat Kohli is rested, was more interested in focusing on India's performance than his individual achievements.
"I'm very pleased with how we bowled and then we were quite clinical with the bat as well," he said.
"We were expecting a performance like that, we've got quality in our side but we didn't execute our plans in the first game.
We learned from our mistakes and we got the reward for it."
"We perhaps missed a trick or two with the bat," New Zealand captain Kane Williamson said after his team laboured to 158 for eight in their 20 overs.
"Some smarter options might have given us another 20 runs at the death that would have been really helpful on that wicket."
His 50 -- part of a 79-run opening stand with Shikhar Dhawan -- included four sixes and three fours off 28 balls.
"That opening partnership for India really took the game away from us," Williamson said.