NZ vs IND | Twitter reacts as rain ruins New Zealand’s easy win in Christchurch, India lose series 0-1
The third and final ODI between New Zealand and India was called off on Wednesday due to persistent rain in Christchurch. Following the result, New Zealand, who were comfortably batting on 108/1 after 18 overs while chasing 220 until rain arrived, had to satisfy with a 1-0 series win instead of 2-0.
Three out of India’s six tour matches in New Zealand ended as washed outs after rain played spoilsport in Christchurch in the third ODI between the two sides. Batting first, India staged a sub-par performance, scoring 219 in 47.3 overs before losing all ten wickets. Washington Sundar (51 off 64 balls) and Shreyas Iyer (49 off 59 balls) were the only ones among the Men in Blue who chipped in with substantial contributions. For New Zealand, Daryl Mitchell and Adam Milne took three wickets apiece while Tim Southee, Lockie Ferguson, and Mitchell Santner took the remaining four wickets.
Coming to chase, New Zealand got off to an excellent start, scoring 97 runs for the opening wicket without any damage. Finn Allen, who was in terrible form since scoring the brisk 16-ball 42 against Australia at the T20 World Cup, regained his form by scoring 57 off 54 balls. Devon Conway remained not out on 38, along with Kane Williamson, who was yet to get off the mark after playing three balls before the rain arrived and did not allow any further play. Notably, as per the guidelines, New Zealand had to bat two more overs to get a positive result in their favour.
Therefore, Kane Williamson and Co. who had a 1-0 T20I series defeat earlier, finished with a similar scoreline in the 50-over leg.
Not fair
That's not fair for #TeamIndia.
— Arav Choudhary (@iaravchoudhary) November 30, 2022
Unfortunately, india 🇮🇳 loose the series but do not to worry.
Move on and ready for next game.#INDvsNZ #NZvsIND #NzvsINDonPrime #Cricket#aravchoudhary #newindia
Its over!
Vacation over #IndvsNZ
— Auggie (@simplifyin_life) November 30, 2022
Rained off
Kane Williamson"Even in the rained-off matches, we did well. It is odd to have so much rain being the decider, but I thought we did well. We knew that 20 overs constitute a match and there was a bit of weather coming."#NZvIND #INDvsNZ pic.twitter.com/tQQUi5bI6n
— FAIZ FAZEL (@theFaizFazel) November 30, 2022
Saved us!
Rain saved us from series loss #indvsnz #indvsnzlive
— Ronak Shah (@ronakshahmumbai) November 30, 2022
Worst one!
This is the worst ODI performance by #IndianCricketTeam that I've seen in a long time 🥺 Bhai World Cup is only 20 matches away and we're far from ready 😭#IndvsNZ
— Faith ❤️ (@KrummYummWatch) November 30, 2022
Rain prediction needed
This Ind vs Nz tour should be a reminder to respective boards and icc that when there's a rain prediction for one match or all matches of a series than match should be shifted
— Rahul Bansal 🚩 🇮🇳 (@raahulbansal) November 30, 2022
Give it a try
#RohitSharma𓃵 please try #washingtonsundar as 4th no or 2nd spinner his batting ability is awesome #INDvsNZ
— Ayush Matale (@ayush_matale) November 30, 2022
Rain saved
#INDvsNZ Rain saved india or else they would have been thrashed 3-0... This is how we are preparing for 50 over WC. This is exactly how we prepared for T20 WC...resting key players and saw the result in the end
— AKS (@AbhishekHere) November 30, 2022
Need adjustment
Does captaincy & coaching make u mad#Rishabpant ws out if form in t20 now tht pressure is showing in his 1 day game & they gave him 3rd position in 1 day instead of #suryakumar
— subin (@Being_Subin) November 30, 2022
tht guy is nt able to rotate strike these people dnt hav brain#SanjuSamson #INDvsNZ#NZvsIND
Latham row!
Tom Latham won the Player Of The Series Award against India in the ODI series.#INDvsNZlivestreaming #indvsnz #tomlatham #mos #cricketnews
— The Cricket Walla (@thecricketwalla) November 30, 2022
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