India vs New Zealand Live Score, WTC Finals, Day 3: Jamieson Strikes Again, Pant Goes Back

Kyle Jamieson struck again. He has lured Pant to drive and got the edge. Latham’s good catch on tickets. India 155/5

Rishabh Pant has made the first border of the day for India. He opens his account.

Ajinkya Rahane has not been India’s most consistent batsman in tests. But whenever India has been in trouble during foreign tours, he has usually been to stand and save India.

The ball has hit Pant’s front foot. It waved after hitting and left Pant to hit. But it just kissed. When the judge does not call it out, Pant is saved.

Kyle Jamieson has been the choice of New Zealand players. He has eliminated two important Indian batsmen in Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohl. Tilted the match in favor of NZ.

Rishabh Pant’s innings in the WTC final are key to India. If he can stay at the gate for the next 10-15 matches, the match would certainly be in India’s favor.

The ball clearly hit the positions, the referee made a good decision. Kohli gone for 44 runs.

Posts Kohli is gone. The ball has hit the inner leg and seemed to have hit the positions. At Jamieson’s gate. But DRS has been taken

Rahane has done the first races of the day. It’s single. Both bats aim to play the first session cautiously, as more than 300 points could be a match-winning match in Southampton.

After 65th place, Kyle Jamieson carries 66th Kohl and Rahanen in a wrinkle.

New Zealand players get to the center. We can also expect Virat Kohl and Ajinkya Rahanen to walk out soon. It is a relief after all the delays.

THERE IS TIMING

Session 1: 15:30 – 17:30

Lunch break 40 minutes

Session 2: 18.10 – 20.25 (15 more minutes)

Tea break for 20 minutes

Session 3: 8:45 PM – 11:00 PM (15 more minutes)

NOTE: Playing time may be extended by an additional 30 minutes if 98 scheduled matches have not been bowled by 11 p.m.

We are still waiting for revised session schedules, but the very good thing is that the game can be extended at 23:30 IST, which means that despite a 30-minute delayed start, we have enough time to get 98 passes on schedule, provided, of course, there are no more stops.

Drum reels! Official broadcasters confirm that the judges are happy with the procedure and we can play faster than expected. IT IS OFFICIAL! The game starts at 3:30 pm IST (11:00 am local time)

Field players Richard Illingworth and Michael Gough have a long conversation with field workers. The floating lid is still inside the country, we are waiting for any official word on when we can start playing. Sit tight people!

Head coach Ravi Shastri has an animated conversation with Indian crickets at the huddle. None of them – especially Kohli and Rahane – are in the White of the Test match. The judges have left for an inspection.

A quick start seems unlikely as we get information that the Ageas Bowl field in Southampton is wet. And the conditions are very cold and cloudy, which makes it very difficult for ground staff to dry the water quickly. We may have another frustrating day.

Official broadcasters also confirm that the start of day 3 has been delayed.

Scratch the good news, there are reports coming from Southampton that the judges will have an official inspection at 2.50 IST, which means we certainly can’t start at 3 p.m.. But the good thing is, there is no rain yet.

ESPN announces that the side covers will be removed, meaning the floating cover may be as follows. But we have already crossed IST at 2.30pm, even half an hour before the scheduled departure, which now seems very unlikely.

Posts Kohli turns 10 today in the test cricket competition. It happened on June 20, 2011, when Kohli made his debut at the Test in Kingston against the West Indies. What a career it has been since. Already 27 rains, over 75,000 runs and many believe he has not yet reached his peak in Test Cricket.

Sun has decided to leave Ageas Bowl to fail. There is no sunlight. The only good thing is that there is no rain, but the boy is dark, cold and cloudy. Wait for the weather not to change all day. More momentum, more movement for seamstresses. Bats need to be doubly patient and careful.

The game is covered but there is no rain. The Indian players have left for the center under Captain Virat Kohl. They are just starting to warm up and keep in mind there is a very cold.

If there is no rain or bad light then the game starts at 3 p.m. And these are the timings of the session.

Session 1: 15: 00-17: 00

Lunch break 40 minutes

Session 2: 17:40 – 19:55 (15 more minutes)

Tea break for 20 minutes

Session 3: 8:15 PM – 10:30 PM (15 more minutes)

ENTRY: The game can be extended for another 30 minutes if the 98 scheduled matches have not been bowled by 10.30pm.

There is no rain, but the field is currently covered.

Indian batting coach Vikram Rathour said the first innings of 250 plus will add to India’s fighting position. “We want to score as many times as possible, but 250 plus is a reasonable score in these circumstances,” Rathour said at the end-of-day press conference.

Jamieson wasn’t the only one who sang thanks to India’s top class. The likes of Nasser Hussain, Michael Vaughan, Sunil Gavaskar, VVS Laxman were more than happy with the show Shubman Gill, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli set against a moving ball in Southampton. Almost the same would be expected from the Indian Central Assembly today.

“It was crucial to try to get the balls from reasonable areas for long periods of time. The way we did it all day after they started well was pretty pleasant to keep things in balance.” Jamieson said India is a ‘quality line-up from 1 to 11’. “There’s a reason they’re one of the best teams in the world for a long time. For us, it was about putting the ball in the right areas, and I think we were able to do it for the most part and take that confidence tomorrow,” he said.

It seems like the rain isn’t giving us all a respite. Southampton today again has about a 25% rain forecast in the afternoon and evening. The last session may be curtailed again, but the good news is that there is no rain at the Ageas Bowl at the moment. It’s cloudy, but no rain is expected until 2pm local time, which means we should have two crickets without any difficulty. But do we get all 98 overtime in? I don’t bet my money on it. Here is the complete Southampton weather report for day 3

We have lost another 33 overs – 64.4 overs were possible out of 98 yesterday – due to poor light. However, the start time of day 3 or the change of the remaining days of the test competition will not change at all. The game starts at 3pm IST. The third, second and third cycles continue for 15 minutes to make up for lost time.

Colin de Grandhomme bowled at the shaking of four boyfriends in a post-lunch session, and it was mostly Virat Kohl. The Indian captain was ready to leave, the more Grandhomme attracted him to the outside, the further Kohli went from playing the shot. In fact, after his first 50 innings, Pujara overcame Kohl. It was a testament to the powder Kohl experienced. He was willing to dig deep, respect the conditions, and play as few shots as possible. Due to the record, Kohli missed almost 34% of its 124 deliveries. He provided a shot for the deliveries, he controlled them by about 90 percent.

If Day 1 was about rain, Day 2 was about mowing Test Cricket, which worked with an Indian disciplined shot with Virat Kohl and Rohit Sharma in front and a great bowling of New Zealand seamers especially after the first hour. But when we were putting the last session in the rough cracking unit, the bad light made the players (and all of us) go in and out three times before finally forcing the early stumps with India 146/3.

DK, the chamois is here

Hello and welcome to the live broadcast of the 3rd day finals of the test competition between India and New Zealand. With the second day ending ahead of schedule due to bad light, a lot of attention is paid to the weather and how it stays in Southampton. The forecast for Sunday is this – the day will remain cloudy with the expected showers, but not intimidating enough to prevent the game. The Rose Bowl rained earlier in the day, but not anymore. So we can assume that the action will continue in time.