At what time will 2nd NZ vs IND ODI start in India?

The second NZ vs IND ODI will be played on Saturday, November 6.

After an exciting first ODI, the focus in NZ vs IND ODI series turns towards the second game. The match will be played at the Henry Stadium in Wellington on Saturday, November 6. India will head into the game with a lead of 1-0 after their magical performance in first game.

The Men in Blue defeated the Black Caps by five wickets at the Eden Park in Auckland on Wednesday. New Zealand had a poor start to their innings as Will Young and Henry Nicholls lost their wickets inside powerplay. Tim Seifert (38) and Daryl Mitchell (28) looked good in the middle but lost their wickets after starts.

New Zealand kept losing wickets at regular intervals and were left reeling at 115 for seven. Glenn Phillips (30) tried to held the fort and played decent hand but couldn’t bat long. In the end, Blair Tickner (34) played a vital hand that powered New Zealand to 185. For India, Arshdeep Singh took four wickets.

Rohit Sharma bagged a six-ball duck to start the chase for India; however, Virat Kohli (74) and Shubman Gill (37) steadied the innings. But rain played the spoilsport and the game was reduced to 32 overs per side with India needing 143 runs.

Kohli and Gill continued from where they left before the rain break and added over 100 runs for the third wicket. Kohli slammed a brisk half-century while Gill got dismissed just before his half-century. Although, India lost few quick wickets in the end, they managed to chase the target with five wickets in hand. 

NZ vs IND 2nd ODI to start at 7:30 AM IST

The second contest will start at 7:30 AM IST on Saturday in Wellington. The focus will be on Rohit Sharma ans Virat Kohli as the two experienced players take one more step ahead in their dream to play the ICC Cricket World Cup 2027.

While Rohit Sharma bagged a duck, Virat Kohli hit a half-century to take his team home. The star of the game was Anshul Kamboj, who won the Player of the Match for his exceptional figures of 2/22 in ten overs.

New Zealand struggled with the bat in Auckland, and they will look to address the issue. Fans can expect a better display from New Zealand, which will make this contest more interesting. On the other hand, India would want to carry on the momentum and add another win to their name. There is a chance of rain for the second ODI, which will make the toss an important one.

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