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Center-Right Owned by The PioneerRain washes out third day’s play between India A and New Zealand A
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India will try to seal the One‑day International series when they face New Zealand in the third match at Seddon Park on Tuesday, but forecasters have placed Hamilton under a heavy rain watch from 3 a.m., threatening further interruption in a contest already disrupted twice. In the ongoing series, India lead 2‑0, with Virat Kohli having scored a match‑winning 74 in the first ODI, while Rohit Sharma has yet to make a mark at the venue.
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HAMILTON: Veteran Rohit Sharma's form is under scrutiny, but India seem well on course to seal the series against an injury-ravaged New Zealand in the third ODI here on Tuesday even though the seamer-friendly conditions are expected to pose a challenge for the visitors' top order. India lead 2-0 in…
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Persistent rains on Monday washed out the third day's play between India A and New Zealand A of their third and final unofficial Test in Lincoln.
— NDTV
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Persistent rains on Monday washed out the third day’s play between India A and New Zealand A of their third and final unofficial Test here. New Zealand A were 36/2 in reply to India A’s imposing 464/5 declared at stumps on the second day. India's total was bolstered by a second consecutive century…
