Southampton Weather Updates, Rain Forecast | India vs New Zealand, ICC WTC Final 2021 Day 4 Live Updates: First Session Washed Out
As rain plays spoilsport on Day 4 of the World Test Championship Final, New Zealand players have resorted to indoor activities to pass the time.
Wet weather has returned to the Hampshire Bowl so itтАЩs table tennis for nowтАж#WTC21 pic.twitter.com/hA0AjPgiyaтАФ BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) June 21, 2021
Rain has delayed the start of play┬аon day 4 of the WTC Final between India and New Zealand. The scheduled penultimate day is expected to be hampered by rain and is likely to be another stop-start day. Check Southampton weather updates here for June 21, 2021.
Not great atm ? pic.twitter.com/8Cf9tOvNlwтАФ DK (@DineshKarthik) June 21, 2021
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of day 4 of the World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Southampton. At end of Day 3, the Kiwis are 101/2 and find themselves 116 runs behind.
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India and New Zealand are aiming to become the first Test champion as they face each other on the first-ever World Test Championship final 2021. The Day 4 of the IND vs NZ clash will be played at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Southampton on June 21, 2021 (Monday). The scheduled penultimate day of the game will play a crucial role as both sides look to take giants strides towards victory. Meanwhile, we bring you IND vs NZ, WTC Final 2021 live score along with commentary.┬аSouthampton Weather Today, IND vs NZ ICC WTC Final, Day 4.
Indian batters crumbled on day 3 of the match as following the dismissal of Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane, the Indian batting line-up lost its way and collapsed. Ravi Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja played crucial knocks lower down the order but werenтАЩt able to capitalise on their starts, which was the case for most Indians as they were bowled out for 217.
IND vs NZ WTC Final Live Score
In response, New Zealand openers gave them a sensational start as they once again put on a 50+ run partnership against India, a third consecutive instance. Devon Conway once again showed his qualities, scoring yet another half-century. The Black Caps ended Day 3 on 101/2 and will look to close the gap on IndiaтАЩs score and take the lead as soon as possible as captain Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor are out on the crease.
