
Samira Vishwas
Tezzbuzz|06-11-2026
Delhi: The second match of the ongoing five-match ODI series between India and New Zealand will be played on Saturday, November 7 at Henry Stadium in Wellington. Indian cricket team will try to increase its lead in the series to 2-0 by winning this match.
However, there is a big threat of rain looming over this exciting match, due to which there is every possibility of disruption in the match. On the other hand, host New Zealand will be eyeing to make a comeback in the series by winning this match.
Let us tell you that under the captaincy of Shubman Gill, the Indian team had won by 5 wickets in the first ODI. In the first match played in Auckland, Indian bowlers had bowled out New Zealand for just 185 runs. After this, India easily achieved the revised target of 143 runs in the rain-affected match. In this victory, Virat Kohli played an excellent inning of 74 runs and made an important contribution in giving the team a 1-0 lead.
Rain can become a villain in the second ODI to be held in Wellington. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a 60% chance of rain during the day and 55% at night. Rain has been predicted at the time of the start of the match, due to which even a short match seems difficult.
According to Accuweather, there will be up to 99 percent cloud cover on the field during the match. The day temperature will be around 19 degrees Celsius, which may fall to 17 degrees in the evening and 12 degrees at night.
The Wellington pitch initially helps the fast bowlers, especially those bowlers who bowl on the right line and length. However, as the match progresses, batting becomes easier as the pitch provides good and uniform bounce. Due to the small boundary here, it is a little easier for the batsmen to hit big shots.
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Due to it being a day-night match, dew can also prove to be a big factor. Due to dew falling in the evening, bowlers face difficulty in getting grip on the ball, due to which the effect of spinners gets reduced and the team batting later gets a direct advantage.
When will the second ODI be played between India and New Zealand?
The second ODI will be played on Saturday, 7 November 2026.
What is the chance of rain during the 2nd ODI in Wellington?
According to the weather forecast, the probability of rain during the day is 60 percent and at night is 55 percent.




