Nov 08, 2026

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No one has been able to beat New Zealand for 7 years, Team India will create history in the third ODI

The ODI series between India and New Zealand started on November 4. Team India, which has won both matches so far, is ahead 2-0 in the series. The second match was played in Wellington, in which the Indian team won by 4 runs using the DLS method. The third ODI match will be played in Hamilton on November 10, in which Team India will have a chance to create history.

New Zealand's team has not lost any ODI series at their home for the last 7 years. The last time New Zealand was defeated by the Indian team at their home. In the year 2019, Team India defeated them 4-1 in the series. After that, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, England, West Indies have also failed to beat New Zealand at their home.

Team India will create history

The third T20 match will be played in Hamilton on November 10. If Team India wins that match, then they will take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the series. By doing this, India will end New Zealand's winning streak in the domestic ODI series that has been going on for 7 years. Let us know that the last two times when Team India went on a tour of New Zealand, they had to face defeat.

It will not be easy for Team India to take a 3-0 lead in the series, because it does not have a good ODI record at Seddon Park in Hamilton. The Indian team has played 12 ODIs here, in which it has won only three times. Since 2015, India has never won an ODI match at Seddon Park.

It is also worth noting that New Zealand has not lost in the last 13 ODIs at Seddon Park. After 2017, the Kiwi team has dominated this ground, so it will not be easy for captain Shubman Gill and his stalwarts to win the series.

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