IND vs NZ: Indian Cricket Team: IND vs NZ 3rd T20 – Hardik Pandya & Co have reached Napier for the third T20 against New Zealand on Tuesday (November 22). India beat the Kiwis by 65 runs and have taken a 1-0 lead in the three-match T20 series. The visitors will now be aiming for a whitewash and try to bury the ghosts of the T20 World Cup exit. Skipper Pandya shared a stylish photo with a black jacket, while Kuldeep Yadav shared a photo with the gang taking a walk in the streets of Napier. Follow IND vs NZ Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
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IND vs NZ: Hardik Pandya & Co reach Napier for the third T20 against NewZealand, India eye series whitewash: Follow Live Updates
IND vs NZ: Hardik Pandya & Co aim to put on a dominant performance in the third T20 against New Zealand
- New-look India began their T20 era with a bang, the team put on a commanding display with bat and bowl in hand.
- Skipper Pandya rotated the bowlers well and set aggressive field placements. The biggest positive for India was the performance of spinners Yuzvendra Chahal and Washington Sundar.
- Experiment of playing Rishabh Pant at the top backfired, but the management will persist with the youngster.
- India won’t lose the series even if they face defeat in the third T20. It remains to be seen if coach VVS Laxman and captain Pandya give chances to other fringe players.
IND vs NZ: No threat of rain as Napier weather promises to be great for the third T20
Rain has had a say in the first two T20Is in Wellington and Bay Oval. The forecast for the third T20 promises to be good, with clear blue skies. As per NZ’s Met Service, showers are unlikely on Tuesday at Napier. There will be brief showers in the afternoon, but the rain should ease by the time the match begins. The temperature will go as low as 14 degrees Celsius, while at the peak it will be 28 degrees Celsius.
IND vs NZ: Hardik Pandya & Co reach Napier for the third T20 against NewZealand, India eye series whitewash: Follow Live Updates
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