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IND vs NZ: Toss Won, But Rain Delays Hamilton ODI
10 Nov
Summary
- India won the toss and elected to bowl first in Hamilton.
- Persistent rain and a wet outfield have delayed the match start.
- The third ODI has been reduced to 40 overs per side.
The third and final One Day International between India and New Zealand in Hamilton has been significantly impacted by persistent rain. India won the toss and elected to bowl, with captain Shubman Gill hoping to exploit favorable bowling conditions.
However, the match's commencement was delayed due to a wet outfield caused by ongoing drizzle. The game has been reduced to 40 overs per side, and concerns remain about further weather interruptions. India has retained its playing XI, while New Zealand has made one change, bringing Matthew Fisher into the squad.
This series finale is vital for New Zealand, who are aiming to avoid a whitewash after losing the first two matches. India, having already secured the series, seeks to maintain their winning momentum.
