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HIGHLIGHTS India vs New Zealand WTC Final Day 4: Play abandoned due to rain

HIGHLIGHTS India vs New Zealand WTC Final, Day 4: Follow Live Updates and commentary of Day 4 of World Test Championship final in Southampton.

Written by: India TV Sports Desk New Delhi Published : Jun 21, 2021 14:30 IST, Updated : Jun 21, 2021 19:33 IST
Live Blog India vs New Zealand WTC Final Day 4: Live updates from Southampton
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Live Blog India vs New Zealand WTC Final Day 4: Live updates from Southampton

HIGHLIGHTS India vs New Zealand World Test Championship Final, Day 4

IND vs NZ, WTC Final: On Day 3, New Zealand made a bright start, thanks to Kyle Jamieson who dismissed Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant early to put India on backfoot. Ajinkya Rahane showed some resistance but succumbed to a short-pitched delivery from Neil Wagner on 49. India lost their last seven wickets of the innings within 68 runs, as they were bowled out on 217. The Kiwis then managed to put 101 runs on the board before bad light stopped play but not before they lost both in-form openers Tom Latham (30) and Devon Conway (54). With incessant rain expected on the day, Kane Williamson (12* off 37) and Ross Taylor (0* off 2) will resume Kiwi innings. [Live Streaming]

Play abandoned due to rain

Lunch has been taken without a ball being bowled on the fourth day of the World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand after incessant rain held up proceedings here on Monday.

UPDATE: Conditions still remain the same. "We've had relentless rain for 5-6 hours," says Nasser Hussain on air.

The news is not good from the centre, weather forecast suggested rain throughout the day and covers are yet to be off the pitch with players yet to be out of the team hotel.

 

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