India will look to seal the five-match T20I series when they face New Zealand in the third match at Hnry Stadium in Wellington on Tuesday, October 27. The visitors have taken a 2-0 lead after winning the first two games by four wickets each and need just one more victory to secure the series. New Zealand, meanwhile, will be under pressure to keep the contest alive. Their batters have produced competitive totals, but the bowling attack has struggled to stop India's chase. The hosts will also have to manage changes to their pace attack, with Matt Henry unavailable for the remaining matches and Lockie Ferguson missing the Wellington fixture.
