Format: T20I
India vs New Zealand
Starts: 24 Oct 2026 · 12:30 IST
Venue: Hagley Oval, Christchurch
NZC home summer announcement, Jun 2026
Not a locked XI. Names wait for both playing elevens. Lock in RS9 GAME.
T20I · 24 Oct 2026 · 12:30 IST
Christchurch again. Same oval, 48 hours older.
Second Hagley T20I. Do not photocopy Thursday onto Saturday.
Venue: Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Order of work
- Venue: Hagley Oval, second night
- Toss: chase weight vs bowl-first
- Roles, not surnames, until both XIs
- C / VC after the coin
- Lock in RS9 GAME, not on this HTML
C lean — after toss After toss: likely the opener who faces the new ball if they chase; a new-ball seamer if they bowl.
VC lean — after toss The other innings. Do not stack C and VC on the same six overs.
Saturday 24 October is the second T20I, still Hagley Oval, Christchurch, 12:30 pm IST. Same ground as Thursday, a used square.
Night two on one oval usually shortens the new-ball spell. If the square wears, spin through the middle earns a slot. Keep one credit until both XIs.
Toss still decides the shape. Bowl first on a used strip is not the same eleven as chase-with-dew. Keep one credit until both XIs are out.
Captain (2×) last. On a chase, the opener who sees the new ball is the common 2×; vice-captain (1.5×) a bowler who will drag middle-to-death — or the reverse.
No locked XI lives on this URL. Lock in the RS9 GAME lobby after the toss. This page is the order of work, not a sold team.
Not a locked XI. Names wait for both playing elevens. Lock in RS9 GAME.