Hamilton Weather Forecast Today: Is Rain Set to Wash Out India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI?

Last Updated: Nov 10, 2026, 05:40 IST

India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI Weather: Heavy rain is forecast for the third match between India and New Zealand in Hamilton, with play unlikely. Check the latest weather report and series updates.

Seddon Park, Hamilton (Image Source: X.com)
Seddon Park, Hamilton (Image Source: X.com)

Rain clouds loom over the third ODI between India and New Zealand on Tuesday in Hamilton. With the visitors leading the series 2-0, the Kiwis will be hoping for a result to keep the series alive.

However, rain could play spoilsport as heavy showers are forecast throughout the day. With a couple of Indian players set to play their last match of the ODI series before preparing for the Test setup, India will be hoping to clinch the series in this game itself if the match takes place.

Check out the Hamilton weather report for the match and how the series has unfolded so far.

Hamilton Weather Report for India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI

According to the latest weather forecast, Hamilton is expected to witness rain throughout Tuesday, with a 100% chance of precipitation during the day. Heavy rain is also expected, with a MetService Heavy Rain Watch in place until 1:00 AM local time on Wednesday.

The match is scheduled to begin at 7:30 AM IST (3:00 PM local time). With rain chances remaining high during the scheduled playing hours, a complete game looks unlikely.

Hamilton Weather Forecast During India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI

Time (IST)

Weather

Rain Chances

7:30 AM

Rain

100%

8:30 AM

Rain

95%

9:30 AM

Rain

94%

10:30 AM

Rain

94%

11:30 AM

Rain

92%

Source: Latest Hamilton hourly forecast and MetService weather alert

India vs New Zealand ODI Series: Results So Far

India have been very dominant in this ODI series after winning the T20I series previously. In the first match of the series, Virat Kohli's power packed half century helped India chase down the target with ease.

Meanwhile, in the second match, rain once again disrupted the game as the match was reduced to 47 overs before the first ball was bowled. New Zealand were bundled out for 134 runs on a tricky surface.

India held their nerve in the second innings to keep the DLS score ahead of them. Despite losing a couple of wickets, they went on to win the match by a narrow margin of 4 runs through the DLS method. Gurnoor Brar was the star of the show in the second match with his exceptional bowling performance.

Match

Venue

Result

1st ODI

Eden Park, Auckland

India won by 5 wickets (DLS method)

2nd ODI

Hnry Stadium, Wellington

India won by 4 runs (DLS method)

3rd ODI

Seddon Park, Hamilton

TBD

4th ODI

Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui

TBD

5th ODI

Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui

TBD

Also READ: New Zealand vs India 2026: ODI Schedule, Head-to-Head, Squads and Live Streaming Details 

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First Published: Nov 10, 2026, 05:40 IST

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