IND vs NZ: India vs New Zealand 2nd T20: Team India received a special surprise as they arrived at the Oval Bay stadium in Mount Maunganui on Saturday. Maori members welcomed Hardik Pandya and his team in a traditional dance ceremony prior to the second T20 International against New Zealand. Kuldeep Yadav shared a video of the locals dancing on his Instagram account. Follow IND vs NZ LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN
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IND vs NZ: Watch as Hardik Pandya & Co get a traditional welcome in Mt. Maunganui ahead of India vs NewZealand 2nd T20
The Maori are the native Polynesians of New Zealand. They were brought to the island by settlers from eastern Polynesia between 1250 and 1300, arriving in waves via canoe.
IND vs NZ 2nd T20 LIVE: Rain forced the abandonment of the first T20 game. Due to the intense rain during the game played in Wellington, even the toss was not possible. The second game of the series is currently the focus of everyone’s attention. Both teams will be eager to take the lead in what is now technically a two-match series. The team that triumphs in Mount Maunganui will have a chance to win the series at the third Twenty20 match at Napier.
Even if the location of the second T20 match may be different, the rain will still fall regardless of where we are. In the second Twenty20 encounter between India and New Zealand, there is a chance of significant rainfall, according to the local meteorological department. There is a 6 percent chance of rain at the start of the game, but that probability rises to 64 percent after the first inning. The New Zealand Meteorological Department predicts a daytime high between 15 and 21 degrees Celsius for the game.
IND vs NZ: Watch as Hardik Pandya & Co get a traditional welcome in Mt. Maunganui ahead of India vs NewZealand 2nd T20
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