WTC Final | All you need to know about reserve day on June 23
Cricket | June 18, 2021 20:50 ISTIndia and New Zealand will be declared joint winners of the WTC if their clash in Southampton ends in a draw/tie.
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India and New Zealand will be declared joint winners of the WTC if their clash in Southampton ends in a draw/tie.
The first session's play on the first day on Friday was washed out due to rain and the inspection will be done at 7.30 IST.
The match can still be a five-day affair since there is a reserve day on June 23.
The much-awaited summit clash was scheduled to start at 3 pm (IST) before rain played spoilsport on Friday to hinder the start at the Ageas Bowl. Even the toss, scheduled at 2:30 pm (IST) had to be delayed due to poor weather conditions.
Katherine Brunt bowled out Pooja Vastrakar with a brilliant delivery that seamed away from the right-hander.
Rohit, who will be opening for the first time in England, is also confident of tackling the New Zealand attack, having faced it enough in the shorter formats.
Shafali's 96 was one run more than what former India captain Rahul Dravid scored on his debut Test innings, also in England in 1996, and Verma felt that the training that she received as a youngster helped her.
The fickle weather in Southampton led to fans blasting the ICC for selecting England as the venue for the inaugural WTC final. The rain had also interrupted India and New Zealand's previous ICC encounter.
Steyn said he used to apply a few tricks to break the current Indian team skipper's confidence by "playing mind games" when Kohli was finding his feet in the Indian side
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