IND vs NZ 2nd ODI Weather Report: India and New Zealand (IND vs NZ) A 5-match ODI series is being played between. The second ODI match of this series will be played on Saturday (7 November) at Henry Stadium in Wellington. The Indian team will enter with the intention of winning this match and taking a 2-0 lead. However, the rain before this match has increased the tension of the fans. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of rain in Wellington on November 7.
The weather conditions may deteriorate in Wellington on Saturday, due to which the second ODI may be disrupted. Earlier, in the first ODI played in Auckland, rain had disrupted the match. In that match, the overs were cut in the second innings due to rain. Now the shadow of rain is looming over the second ODI as well. In such a situation, the question is whether rain will cause disruption in the second ODI or will the entire match be washed out due to rain?
Weather worsened in Wellington!
India vs New Zealand on 7th November (IND vs NZ) There is a possibility of rain in the second ODI. According to the report of Accuweather, there is a 60 percent chance of rain in Wellington during the day on Saturday. At the same time, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon the probability of rain will reduce to 55 percent, but from 4 o’clock the probability of rain will again increase to 60 percent. However, the chances of rain between 5 and 7 pm are very less, during which a few overs of matches can take place.
After this, once again the chances of rain will be more than 40 percent from 8 pm onwards.
Let us tell you that on Friday also there was light and continuous rain in Wellington during the day. Because of this, both the teams had to change their training plans. New Zealand shifted its practice session to the indoor venue of Wellington College, while Team India canceled its practice session.
Team India ahead in the series
The Indian team led by Shubman Gill is leading 1-0 in the 5-match ODI series. India had defeated New Zealand in the first ODI match played in Auckland. In that match, New Zealand, batting first, had scored 185 runs. In response to this, the Indian team did not have a good start. Rohit Sharma was out in the very first over, but then Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli took over the innings. Both of them handled the innings of Team India.
However, it started raining after some time. The match had to be stopped twice due to rain. Due to this, by cutting down the overs, India got the target of 143 runs in 32 overs. The Indian team easily achieved the target by losing 5 wickets. For India, Virat Kohli played an inning of 74 runs in 51 balls. On the basis of this, India won the first ODI match.