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Bay Oval Pitch Report, Mount Maunganui Weather Report For IND vs NZ 4th ODI, 2026



Bay Oval Pitch Report, Mount Maunganui Weather Report [Source: X]Bay Oval Pitch Report, Mount Maunganui Weather Report [Source: X]

The fourth ODI between India and New Zealand is set to take place on Friday, November 13, at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui. India currently lead the five-match series 2-0 and will look to extend their advantage with another victory.

The previous encounter between the two sides was abandoned due to rain, leaving New Zealand with an opportunity to bounce back and avoid another series defeat. However, India will enter the contest with confidence after winning the first two ODIs through the DLS method.

With weather interruptions already affecting the series, rain could once again become a talking point ahead of the fourth ODI. Fans will also be keen to know how the Bay Oval surface is expected to behave and whether it will favour batters or bowlers.

Therefore, this article will shed light on the Bay Oval pitch report and the Mount Maunganui weather report for India vs New Zealand 4th ODI.

Bay Oval Pitch Report for IND vs NZ 4th ODI, 2026

Criterion
Data
Matches played
13
Matches won by team batting 1st
6
Matches won by team batting 2nd
7
Tied/NR
0/0
Average 1st innings score
268
Average 2nd innings score
246
Average run rate
5.66

[Bay Oval ODI record]

The surface at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui is generally considered a good batting wicket, offering decent bounce and carry for batters to play their shots freely once they get settled. 

However, seamers can find some assistance with the new ball, particularly during the early overs when there is movement in the air. The overall ODI record at this venue suggests a competitive balance between bat and ball. 

Across 13 matches teams batting first have won six games, while chasing sides have emerged victorious on seven occasions. Spinners could become influential during the middle overs, although the surface is not traditionally known for offering excessive turn. Considering the venue's chasing record, the captain winning the toss might prefer to bowl first.

Bay Oval Weather Report for IND vs NZ 4th ODI, 2026

Criterion
Details
Temperature22 degrees
Wind
NW 15 km/h
Probability of Precipitation
1%
Cloud Cover
35%

[Source: Accuweather]

The weather conditions in Mount Maunganui are expected to remain favourable for the India vs New Zealand 4th ODI on November 13. The forecast predicts a pleasant day with partial sunshine and a maximum temperature of 22°C. 

Cloud cover is expected to remain around 35%, while the chances of precipitation are just 1%, making rain unlikely to interrupt the match. There is also no significant threat of thunderstorms, with the probability standing at 0%. 

Winds are expected to blow from the northwest at 15 km/h, with gusts reaching 35 km/h. Overall, a full 50-over contest is expected without any rain. 

Conclusion

The weather is expected to remain bright and pleasant, with almost no possibility of rain interrupting the match. The Bay Oval surface will offer good batting conditions, although pacers could find some movement with the new ball. 

The bounce is expected to remain consistent, allowing both India and New Zealand batters to play their shots freely. Considering the venue's record in ODIs, the captain winning the toss will likely prefer to field first.