Wellington ODI Delayed Due to Wet Outfield

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The second ODI between New Zealand and India at Hnry Stadium in Wellington was delayed on November 7, 2026, due to a saturated outfield. The first inspection of the ground was scheduled for 7:05 AM IST, as rain continued to impact the match day conditions.

This delay marks the second consecutive instance of weather disruptions in the ongoing ODI series, with the toss also postponed because of rain. India currently leads the five-match series 1-0, having won the first ODI in Auckland, which was affected by rain as well. In that match, India successfully chased down a DLS-reduced target of 143 runs amidst challenging weather conditions.S2

The persistent rain that affected Wellington on Friday has raised concerns over the match's viability, echoing similar weather-related interruptions faced during the series opener. As the teams await further updates, fans remain hopeful for a resolution that will allow play to commence at Hnry Stadium.S1S2

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NZ vs IND 2026: Wellington ODI delayed due to wet outfield at Hnry Stadium

Play in the second ODI at Hnry Stadium, Wellington was held up by a saturated outfield on November 7, 2026, with the first ground inspection scheduled at 7:05 AM IST.

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Rain made its presence felt for the second straight time in the ongoing ODI series between New Zealand and India as the toss has been delayed here at the Hnry Stadium on Saturday.…

Wellington ODI Delayed Due to Wet Outfield

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The brief

The second ODI between New Zealand and India at Hnry Stadium in Wellington was delayed on November 7, 2026, due to a saturated outfield. The first inspection of the ground was scheduled for 7:05 AM IST, as rain continued to impact the match day conditions.

This delay marks the second consecutive instance of weather disruptions in the ongoing ODI series, with the toss also postponed because of rain. India currently leads the five-match series 1-0, having won the first ODI in Auckland, which was affected by rain as well. In that match, India successfully chased down a DLS-reduced target of 143 runs amidst challenging weather conditions.S2

The persistent rain that affected Wellington on Friday has raised concerns over the match's viability, echoing similar weather-related interruptions faced during the series opener. As the teams await further updates, fans remain hopeful for a resolution that will allow play to commence at Hnry Stadium.S1S2

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