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The India vs New Zealand ICC World Cup match at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, has been called off.
After repeated spells of rain, and periodic inspection by umpires, it was decided to cancel the match. India and New Zealand will now share points.
New Zealand have played three World Cup matches so far and sit at the top of the table along with Australia with six points, with the latter much behind on the net run rate (+2.163 for New Zealand and +0.570 for Australia).
India have so far played two World Cup matches and sit fourth on the table with four points.
Unfortunately, India's #CWC19 game against New Zealand has been called off due to the rain ??.
The points have been shared.#TeamIndia | #BackTheBlackcaps pic.twitter.com/Sr4qlzDriJ
- Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) June 13, 2019
The match has been called off. 1 point each for both teams ??????
Thank you to all the fans who came out in numbers to support #TeamIndia
We wish we had a game but we move on from here to meet Pakistan. See you there folks! #CWC19 pic.twitter.com/qviBewSK7F
- BCCI (@BCCI) June 13, 2019
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