The third one-day international (ODI) in the three-match series between India and New Zealand will take place at Christchurch’s Hagley Oval. The New Zealand Cricket Board has confirmed that the match is already sold out, and it could be a crowded atmosphere on Wednesday. In the past, this track has hosted some excellent cricket.

Since the second ODI was postponed due to rain, New Zealand cannot lose this series because they won the first one. With four pacers and one spin-bowling all-rounder in Mitchell Santner, the team appears to be in good shape. The team’s batting core will once again be Tom Latham and Kane Williamson. In the most recent match, India acquired Deepak Hooda in exchange for Sanju Samson. It was undoubtedly difficult for Samson to adjust, but India requires a sixth bowler.

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Trans-Tasman T20Is 2021 ✨

1st T20: Feb 22, Hagley Oval, Christchurch
2nd T20: Feb 25, University Oval, Dunedin
3rd T20: Mar 3, Sky Stadium, Wellington
4th T20: Mar 5, Eden Park, Auckland
5th T20: Mar 7, Bay Oval, Tauranga#NZvAUS 🏟 pic.twitter.com/nsdLfDIoBr

— The Cricket Wire (@TheCricketWire) February 22, 2021

Match Details:

Match	Canterbury Kings vs Central Stags, The Ford Trophy, 2022-23
Date	11th January 2023
Time	03:30 AM
Venue	Hagley Oval, Christchurch, Christchurch

Hagley Oval pitch report

The Hagley Oval’s track in Christchurch is not an exception to the rule when it comes to New Zealand’s pitches, which are excellent for batting. The batters will enjoy their time in the middle on this pitch, which is absolutely excellent for batting. The track bounces evenly, so batters won’t have any trouble hitting their pitches.

The fast outfield will reward batters fully for their shots, while the small boundaries at this ground will unquestionably favor batters. The pacers might get some help from the pitch in the first few overs of the game because it’s open and the wind will definitely blow in.

Bangladesh scored 271 runs in the first innings of the last one-day international at this venue in 2021, but New Zealand prevailed comfortably by 5 wickets to win the match. The average first innings ODI score is 262 runs, and the IND vs. NZ third ODI should be another high-scoring affair.

Squad

Canterbury Kings

• Cole McConchie (c)
• Todd Astle
• Jack Boyle
• Chad Bowes
• Sean Davey
• Leo Carter
• Cam Fletcher (wk)
• Tyler Lortan
• Ken McClure
• Andrew Hazeldine
• Daryl Mitchell
• Theo van Woerkom
• Ed Nuttall
• Fraser Sheat
• Will Williams
• Henry Shipley
• Matt Henry
• Henry Nicholls
• Tom Latham

Northern Knights

• Anton Devcich (c)
• James Baker
• Matthew Fisher
• Peter Bocock
• Zak Gibson
• Dean Brownlie
• Joe Carter
• Henry Cooper
• Katene Clarke
• Brett Hampton
• Brett Randell
• Scott Kuggeleijn
• Jeet Raval
• Tim Seifert (wk)
• Trent Boult
• Mitchell Santner
• Colin de Grandhomme
• Anurag Verma
• Ish Sodhi
• Joe Walker
• Tim Southee
• BJ Watling
• Neil Wagner
• Kane Williamson

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