The Indian cricket team is currently on a tour of New Zealand where an exciting ODI series is being played between the two teams. The third and final match of this much-anticipated ODI series between India and New Zealand will be played on November 10 at the famous Seddon Park ground in Hamilton. The Indian team has performed brilliantly in both the opening matches of the series and won them, giving Team India a 2-0 unassailable lead in the series. Now, the Indian team led by captain Shubman Gill will step onto the field with the intention of winning this final match as well to secure a clean sweep. On the other hand, the New Zealand team led by Mitchell Santner will make every possible effort to win this match and save their pride. All important information related to the match, live telecast, free streaming, and ground records is detailed here so that fans don't face any kind of inconvenience.
Live telecast will be on Sony Sports Network
If cricket lovers want to watch India's third and final ODI match against New Zealand on television, they will be required to take a subscription to the 'Sony Sports' channel. Besides, viewers who want to watch this exciting contest live on their mobile phones, laptops, tablets, or smart TVs must have the 'SonyLIV' app, while to watch the match on both these official platforms, viewers will have to pay money. It's important to make it clear here that you won't be able to watch this match live for free on these digital and television platforms, as a premium subscription is required for access.
How can fans watch IND vs NZ 3rd ODI for free?
For all those cricket enthusiasts who want to watch this match absolutely free without spending any money, there is a great alternative available. If you've a 'DD Free Dish' connection installed in your home, you can easily enjoy this match. All matches of the ongoing series between India and New Zealand are being broadcasted absolutely free on Prasar Bharati's 'DD Sports' channel. Through the DD Sports channel, any citizen of the country can sit comfortably at home and enjoy the full fun of the match on TV without any charge or money. Thus, DD Free Dish users can witness this mega clash without spending even a single rupee.
What time will the match start and what is the timing?
Now let us talk about the exact timing and schedule of this important match. The third and final ODI match of the series between India and New Zealand is scheduled for Tuesday, November 10. This match will be played at the historic Seddon Park ground in Hamilton. Speaking according to Indian Standard Time, this match will start at 7:30 AM in the morning, while the toss between the captains of both teams will take place exactly half an hour before the match starts, which is at 7:00 AM. As mentioned earlier, the Indian team is being led in this series by young batsman Shubman Gill, while the command of the host New Zealand team has been handed over to experienced player Mitchell Santner. Also, according to the weather department and recent updates related to the match, there is a threat of rain looming over this contest and rain might interrupt the game.
What is Team India record at the Hamilton ground?
The recent history of the Indian cricket team at the Seddon Park ground in Hamilton has not been very special, and Team India's record at this venue is quite disappointing. Statistics show that Team India has not been able to win even a single ODI match at the Hamilton ground for the last 10 years. The Indian team last won an ODI match at the Seddon Park ground back in the year 2015. Looking at the overall figures, the Indian team has played a total of 12 One Day Internationals at this ground so far, out of which it has managed to secure victory in only 3 matches, while facing defeat in the remaining encounters. On the contrary, the host New Zealand team holds a strong record at this ground. The Kiwi team has not lost a single ODI match at this ground for the last 9 years, and its dominance has continued here consecutively since 2017. Thus, achieving victory at this venue will be a major challenge for India.