Rain creates further havoc in WTC decider

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Camera IconVirat Kohli (right) walks off at tea with Ajinkya Rahane as they rebuilt India's innings against NZ. Credit: AP

Persistent rain continued to disrupt the World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand as no play was possible before lunch on Monday.

New Zealand was comfortably placed at 2-101 after fast bowler Kyle Jamiesen's 5-31 dismissed India for 217 in the first innings on the third day of the rain-affected inaugural WTC final.

The first day was washed out while only 64.4 overs could be bowled on the second day.

India's middle order was rattled by an all-out New Zealand pace attack on Sunday before Devon Conway (54) and Tom Latham (30) provided a solid opening stand of 70 runs.

There is the provision of a reserve day but if the outcome is a draw, the trophy will be shared.

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