Play resumes as 2nd ODI reduced to 29 overs a side


PTI, Nov 27, 2022, 11:43 AM IST

credit: Twitter / @BCCI

Hamilton: Play resumed in the second ODI between India and New Zealand but the match has been reduced to 29-overs-a-side after a four-hour rain delay, here on Sunday.

The match was stopped when India were 22 for no loss in 4.5 overs.

As per the changed conditions, there would be just a 10-minute break between the two innings and no drinks break will be taken.

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