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Seddon Park Pitch Report, Hamilton Weather Report For IND vs NZ 3rd ODI, 2026



Seddon Park - (Source: AFP)Seddon Park - (Source: AFP)

On Tuesday, November 10, India and New Zealand will lock horns for the 3rd ODI. The caravan moves to Seddon Park in Hamilton as India lead the five-match series 2-0.

The 2nd ODI had an anticlimactic end to it as rain got to have the final say, and India were declared winner as per the DLS method. The fans are worried whether the rain gods will again trouble the proceedings in the 3rd ODI and how the Hamilton pitch will behave.

Therefore, this article will shed light on the Seddon Park pitch report and the, Hamilton Weather Report For India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI, 2026.

Seddon Park  Pitch Report for IND vs NZ 3rd ODI, 2026

Criterion
Data
Matches played
43
Matches won by team batting 1st
15
Matches won by team batting 2nd
25
Tied/NR
0/3
Average 1st innings score
232
Average 2nd innings score
227
Average run rate
5.30

Unlike Wellington, Hamilton will favour the batters. It won't be a batting paradise, but 240-260 should be a par total at the Seddon Park in Hamilton. The average score batting first is also 232 at this venue. Further, if we look at the stats, then the team, batting first, have won 15 matches, while, team, batting second, have won 25 matches.

It tells a volume about the surface that chasing is easy here and toss plays an important role. Both India and New Zealand will look to field first if they win the toss. 

Seddon Park Weather Report for IND vs NZ 3rd ODI, 2026

Criterion
Details
Temperature15 degrees
Wind
W 17 km/h
Probability of Precipitation
3%
Cloud Cover
25%

It rained in Hamilton for 2 days before the match, fearing that the weather gods won't be kind on the matchday itself but the fans are in for a bright day of game. The temperature will range around 15°C. 

The wind will blow at 17 km/h. The cloud cover will be 25% and the probability of rain is just 3%.  Therefore, there is no rain threat and unlike first 2 ODIs, the fans will expect a full game.

Conclusion

Weather is bright and since there is no prediction of rain, the surface will favour the batters and there will be no assistance for the seamers. Bounce will be even and the team that wins the toss will look to field first.