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T20I · 27 Oct 2026 · 12:30 IST

Wellington, 12:30 pm IST. Wind before surnames.

Third T20I in the capital. The breeze is part of the card.

Venue: Hnry Stadium, Wellington

Upcoming T20I

India vs New Zealand

India
vs IST
New Zealand
VenueHnry Stadium, Wellington

SourceNZC home summer announcement, Jun 2026

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Order of work

  1. Venue: Hnry Stadium, Wellington, wind
  2. Toss: chase weight vs bowl-first
  3. Roles, not surnames, until both XIs
  4. C / VC after the coin
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C lean — after toss After toss: likely the opener who faces the new ball if they chase; a new-ball seamer if they bowl.

VC lean — after toss The other innings. Do not stack C and VC on the same six overs.

Team sheet

Two sides. One open XI.

Stable team identity on top; match-night selection context below.

Team profiles · Selection context only

Profiles reviewed

India

A deep multi-format pool, but this card weights announced batting position and over ownership above reputation.

Cricket board
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)
On this desk
22 match notes · ODI / T20I

Selection patterns

  • Top-order batting access
  • Powerplay and death overs
  • Spin through the middle

Roles to watch

  • Opening batter
  • Multi-phase seamer
  • Middle-over spinner
Official India site

New Zealand

Defined jobs and multi-skill balance matter more than a familiar name when this XI is built.

Cricket board
New Zealand Cricket (NZC)
On this desk
10 match notes · ODI / T20I

Selection patterns

  • Clear batting roles
  • New-ball seam
  • Multi-skill balance

Roles to watch

  • Top-three batter
  • New-ball seamer
  • Batting all-rounder
Official New Zealand site

Editorial selection lens, not a confirmed squad or XI. Check both announced elevens after the toss.

Tuesday 27 October is the third T20I, Hnry Stadium, Wellington, 12:30 pm IST. NZC placed a T20I and a later ODI at this ground.

Wellington wind can hold one side and carry the other. Write the breeze with the venue: new-ball pair into the gale, middle overs if it dies. Keep one credit until both XIs.

Toss still decides the shape. Bowl first on a used strip is not the same eleven as chase-with-dew. Keep one credit until both XIs are out.

Captain (2×) last. On a chase, the opener who sees the new ball is the common 2×; vice-captain (1.5×) a bowler who will drag middle-to-death — or the reverse.

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