New Zealand’s Historic Win Over India and World Test Championship Challenge
New Zealand defeated India 2-0 in the three-match Test series. What’s more, the math of India’s World Test Championship 2025 final has also been messed up. So now India will have to do anything to win the third match. If not, the series against Australia will be a real test. India has reached the finals of the World Test Championship twice before. But both times we have to face defeat.
New Zealand was defeated in the first season. In the second season, Australia won the title by defeating Darun. Meanwhile, it is difficult to say whether the Indian team will reach the final for the third time or not. Meanwhile, captain Tim Saudi’s statement has come out before the third Test match against New Zealand. How difficult was it to beat India in India? After asking this question, he tried to explain by giving the example of this series.
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Tim Southee’s View on Beating India at Home
“I think if you look back over the last 12 years, nobody has done that. India has won 18 consecutive series in India. So it is a challenge to beat India in India. From my perspective and looking at the cricket I have played over the years,
I think India and Australia are the two most difficult places to tour. Both conditions, the quality of the team and how good they are at home, make it difficult to tour. But now we have done it. I think it has shown other teams around the world that it is possible to beat India in India,” New Zealand captain Tim Southee told Cricbuzz.
Final Test at Wankhede Stadium
The third Test match between India and New Zealand will be played at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. The match will start on November 1. New Zealand will try to give a whitewash to India by winning this match. At the same time, by winning the third match, New Zealand’s calculations for the final round will be even easier.
Currently, the New Zealand team is in the fourth position in the points table. After a win in the third match, the winning percentage will increase and may reach the third position.
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