The toss will be held on the second day of the final test between India and New Zealand, the first ball will be bowled at this time

Teams of India and New Zealand are face to face in the first ICC World Test Championship final. The whole day's play was spoiled due to rain on the first day of the match. Not a single ball could be bowled and even a toss was not possible. Now on the second day there is happy news from Southampton, England. The skies are clear and the match can be started as per schedule or earlier than the regular schedule.

The final match of the World Test Championship between the teams of India and New Zealand was scheduled to be played from 18 to 22 June in Southampton, England. There was a lot of enthusiasm among the people about this match but on the first day the rain did not allow a single ball. Now on Saturday, June 19, the weather is looking friendly on the second day and it is expected that along with the toss, the match can also be started at the right time.

It is sunny in Southampton and the sky is clear. According to the information, the toss will be done around 2.30 minutes. The match will start at 3 pm. The ICC had already kept a day in reserve for this match. If the overs of the match are wasted due to rain, then it was decided to get the remaining overs of the match on this reserve day. Now after one day of the match is wasted, the game will be considered as starting from the second day itself.

Due to rain since morning on Friday, the Board of Control for Cricket in India had already shared this fact with its fans that the game of the first session would not be possible. It was informed by tweeting on behalf of BCCI that the ground is completely wet due to rain and in such a situation the match of the first two hours i.e. one session has been completely spoiled.