Rain Halts Toss in New Zealand vs West Indies 2nd ODI

Rain has caused a delay in the toss for the second One Day International (ODI) between New Zealand and the West Indies. This match is taking place at McLean Park in Napier, which is known as one of New Zealand’s sunniest cities. Despite the usual fair weather, the area has seen uncharacteristic rain on this day.
Match Overview
This ODI marks a significant occasion, as it is the first match played at McLean Park in six years. New Zealand currently leads the three-match series with a score of 1-0, following a narrow seven-run victory over the West Indies in the opening match held in Christchurch.
Player Updates
New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell, who played a pivotal role in the first match with a century, will be absent for the remainder of the series due to a groin injury.
Weather Conditions
Rainfall is expected to persist throughout most of the day. However, meteorological reports indicate that conditions may improve in the evening, potentially allowing play to resume.
Key Facts
- Location: McLean Park, Napier, New Zealand
- Match Type: Second ODI between New Zealand and the West Indies
- Series Status: New Zealand leads 1-0
- Previous Match Result: New Zealand won by seven runs
- Player Injury: Daryl Mitchell ruled out of the series
- Weather Forecast: Rain throughout the day, easing in the evening
As the weather develops, fans await the outcome of the toss and hope for improved conditions to enjoy the highly anticipated matchup.



