India will take on New Zealand in the third and final ODI at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui tomorrow. New Zealand with 2-0 lead, has already won the series. Having lost the series team India will look to avoid the whitewash and will also look to gain the winning momentum before the start of two Tests series.

In this ODI series team, India couldn't maintain their consistency and gave away the match from good winning positions. Openers are struggling to score big runs and it's last chance for Prithvi Shaw and Mayank Agarwal to show their potential in this format. Captain Virat Kohli also needs to play big knocks. Iyer and Rahul are doing well and Manish Pandey can be a good option than Kedar Jadhav at number 6.

In the bowling, Jasprit Bumrah's form is a concern for team. Rest bowlers like Thakur, Shami, Chahal, and Saini have done well so far. On the other hand, New Zealand will look to complete the whitewash and their batting, as well as bowling, are playing in a unit and yet another good outing will help them to achieve this feat. 

All the major stats and facts ahead of the third and final ODI between New Zealand and India in Mount Maunganui

Head to Head :

ODI record at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui -

New Zealand - 3 wins and 5 losses in 8 ODIs

India - 2 wins in 2 ODIs 

1 - Jasprit Bumrah has taken only 1 wicket at an average of 237 in his last 5 ODIs and is wicketless from the last three ODIs. 

50 - Mohammed Shami has taken 50 wickets at an average of 24.24 in 25 ODIs since the start of January 2019. 

150 - Ross Taylor needs 4 more sixes to complete 150 sixes in ODI cricket.

150 - If Kane Williamson plays it will be his 150th ODI match for New Zealand. He has scored 6132 runs in 149 ODIs with 13 hundreds and 39 fifties so far.

1373 - Ross Taylor has scored 1373 runs at an average of 49.03 in 34 ODIs with 3 hundreds and 8 fifties against India.