IND vs NZ Weather Report ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 are discussed below in detail. The Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association (HPCA) Stadium in Dharamsala will host match number 21 of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 between New Zealand and the host nation, India. In what turned out to be former India captain MS Dhoni’s final international match, Team India’s most recent World Cup setback came at the hands of New Zealand in a heartbreaking World Cup quarterfinal at Old Trafford in Manchester, losing by 18 runs.
Rain delayed the 2019 World Cup semifinal, forcing a reserve day to be used. In reality, the 2019 World Cup was intended to have a league stage encounter between India and New Zealand as well, but that match was called off without a ball being played.
The two teams will now play each other again, and it appears that the rain followed the two teams to India. The gorgeous HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala will host the match between India and New Zealand on Sunday, although rain and thunderstorms are expected.
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The two captains, Rohit Sharma and Tom Latham, are scheduled to toss at 2 p.m. IST, although there is a 43% chance of rain and a danger of thunderstorms, according to the MET department. Rain also caused the final World Cup 2023 match between South Africa and the Netherlands to be shortened to 43 overs per side.
With a high temperature of only 13 degrees a far cry from Saturday’s 37 degrees in Mumbai it will be a chilly day for both sides. Additionally, there will be 74% cloud cover. The temperature will drop a few more degrees by the evening, and HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala will be completely covered in clouds.
Under ICC rules for the World Cup 2023, there is no provision for a “Reserve Day” for the league match between India and New Zealand. India and New Zealand would each receive one point if the weather cancels the match on Sunday.
At every previous World Cup 2023 venue thus far, neither India nor New Zealand’s matches have been affected by rain or other inclement weather. However, weather in Guwahati and Thiruvananthapuram caused both of India’s World Cup 2023 warm-up matches to be canceled.
