Downpour showed up with perfect timing to assist India with keeping away from a 2-0 scoreline in the ODI series against New Zealand on Wednesday (November 30). New Zealand were in shaft position in the challenge as they were cruising at 104/1 in only 18 overs pursuing 220 preceding precipitation showed up. The constant downpour in the end brought about the game getting canceled as New Zealand were left disappointed with the eventual outcome. Despite the fact that they were well ahead in the game, India needed to bowl two additional overs to comprise an outcome, which was unimaginable. After one more unfortunate exertion with the bat, India depended intensely on their bowlers to cause some early harm. Despite the fact that Arshdeep Singh and Deepak Chahar got going in fine design moving the new ball around to inconvenience Finn Allen, New Zealand recuperated. Having scored just 28 runs in the initial seven overs, New Zealand hustled to 59 toward the finish of the powerplay. Devon Conway, who was quiet regardless, opened up in the last over of the powerplay to set things right as he took on Chahar to crush him for four limits in a solitary over. Allen then, at that point, got consecutive limits off Umran Malik in the accompanying over as New Zealand assumed responsibility for the pursuit. The run rate that was scarcely contacting four in the initial six overs, soared north of six following the assault. Allen in the end raised his fifty and the stage was set for him to raise his lady ODI hundred with the objective well inside sight. Malik at long last given India some relief by eliminating Allen before downpour showed up to keep the scoreline to 1-0. Prior in the day, India neglected to convey with the bat as the New Zealand pacers took control right all along. Kane Williamson had no dithering in selecting to bowl with the climate around and the new ball pacers caused problems for Shubman Gill. Shikhar Dhawan attempted to take on the bowlers however the speck balls continued onward up. Gill flicked one directly to square leg and afterward Dhawan lost his stumps while endeavoring to compel the speed. The onus was on Shreyas Iyer and Rishabh Gasp to restore the innings. While Iyer made the greater part of the life saver gave to him by Adam Milne, Gasp got into an abnormal situation while endeavoring a draw off Daryl Mitchell and was gotten. Suryakumar Yadav edged one behind to the solitary slip defender as India continued to lose wickets. Iyer kept the scorecard ticking for certain ordinary limits yet confounded one off Lockie Ferguson to place India in an undeniably challenging circumstance with very nearly 25 overs actually left. Deepak Hooda scarcely caused harm and Chahar hit several sixes prior to capitulating to a short ball from Mitchell. Washington Sundar then, at that point, pursued a solitary fight with Yuzvendra Chahal holding post at the opposite end. Washington played a few brilliant strokes and raised a fifty with a six yet New Zealand guaranteed there could have been no further harm done as the guests were bowled out for 219. Brief scores: India219 in 47.3 overs (Washington Sundar 51, Shreyas Iyer 49; Daryl Mitchell 3/25, Adam Milne 3/57) vs New Zealand 104/1 in 18 overs (Finn Allen 57, Devon Conway 38*; Umran Malik 1/31) - No Result.