Cricket Free Tips | NZ vs IND, 2022: 3rd ODI

NZ vs IND Match Details

Match: New Zealand vs India, 3rd ODI | India tour of New Zealand

Date: Wednesday, 30 Nov 2022 

Time: 07:00 (GMT+5.5) / 07.30 (GMT+6)

Format: ODI

Venue: Hagley Oval, Christchurch 

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NZ vs IND Preview

• After the second game of the series was postponed, New Zealand now leads the ODI series 1-0.
• When play in the second ODI was halted by rain, Shubman Gill was almost at his second fifty of the series.
• At the Hagley Oval in Christchurch, New Zealand bowlers should recover.

 

On Wednesday afternoon in Christchurch, New Zealand and India will play their third and final one-day international match. New Zealand won the first game, which was played at Eden Park in Auckland. The second game, which was to be played in Hamilton, was forced to be abandoned due to rain after fewer than 13 overs had been bowled. At the Hagley Oval, the match begins at 14:30 local time. 

At Hagley Oval, where they have won 10 of the previous 11 ODIs, New Zealand will be confident that they can wrap up this series with one more victory. In this format, their batting order is very strong.

Despite never having played an ODI at this location, India’s fast bowling attack is strong enough to pose a threat on this surface. They’ll try to finish the tour on a winning note. 

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NZ vs IND Weather Report

On the day of the game, rain is anticipated in Christchurch.

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NZ vs IND Match Toss Prediction

The teams batting first and second have each won 11 of the 22 ODI games played at this location. The greatest total pursued here is 275 runs, however neither side batting first nor second has a definite advantage. Teams would feel more at ease supporting the bowlers to defend if there were runs on the board.

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NZ vs IND Pitch Report

For the bowlers, the pitch has pace and bounce. Additionally, because the bounce is predictable, batters might gain from the pitch. The pitch has grass, which will make it easier for the pacers to swing the ball and cause more trouble for the batters.

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New Zealand Team News & Probable Playing XIs

All-rounder Michael Bracewell returned to the team for the second ODI after going unutilized for the duration of the T20 World Cup and the most recent IT20 series against India. If New Zealand selected a different XI for this series’ last game, it would come as a great surprise.

Recent form – NR W L L L

New Zealand’s Probable XI

Kane Williamson (c), Devon Conway (wk), Glenn Phillips, Finn Allen, Tom Latham, Daryl Mitchell, Mitch Santner, Michael Bracewell, Lockie Ferguson, Tim Southee, Matt Henry

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India News & Probable Playing XIs

Prior to the second ODI, India made two changes, replacing Shardul Thakur and Sanju Samson with Deepak Chahar and Deepak Hooda. We anticipate the same lineup to be used because only 12.5 overs are possible on Sunday.

Recent form – NR L W W L

India’s Probable XI

Shikhar Dhawan (c), Rishabh Pant (wk), Shreyas Iyer, Shubman Gill, Deepak Hooda, Suryakumar Yadav, Deepak Chahar, Washington Sundar, Arshdeep Singh, Umran Malik, Yuzvendra Chahal

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NZ vs IND Head-to-Head Stats (Last 5 matches)

Team	Won	Lost	No result
New Zealand	4	0	1
India	0	4	1

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NZ vs IND – 3rd ODI, Dream 11

Wicket-keeper

• Devon Conway (VC)

Batters

• Kane Williamson 
• Shreyas Iyer (C)
• Finn Allen
• Shubman Gill

All-Rounders

• Mitchell Santner
• Washington Sundar 

Bowlers

• Deepak Chahar
• Matt Henry
• Lockie Ferguson
• Umran Malik

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NZ vs IND Prediction

Winning the toss

• New Zealand

Top batsman

• New Zealand – Tom Latham    
• India –  Shikhar Dhawan

Top bowler

• New Zealand – Tim Southee  
• India – Umran Malik

Most sixes

• New Zealand – Tom Latham  
• India –  Shikhar Dhawan

Player of the Match

• New Zealand – Tom Latham

Team Scores Batting First

• New Zealand – 300+
• India – 290+

New Zealand is the favorite to win this match.

 

The India tour of New Zealand, which comprised IT20s, ODIs, and a lot of rain, will come to an end with this ODI. Both teams’ batting lineups are quite powerful, and both sides have pace bowlers who can take advantage of the gloomy conditions. We anticipate another triumph for New Zealand because of its strong history there.