India vs New Zealand Highlights, WTC Final, Day 3: NZ reach 101/2 at Stumps, trail India by 116 runs

Bad light has forced the end of day's play. Only a few minutes were left foe Day to end but bad light forced the umpires to call Stumps early. New Zealand on 101/2 and trail India by 116 runs.

Ishant Sharma has removed Conway. He has removed the dangerman. Conw3ay tried to flick it but gave an easy catch to Shami. Conway departs after scoring 54. NZ 101/2

Bumrah is outswinging the ball and it just missed Williamson's edge.

Jadeja is into the attack now. Indian hopes are on him to trouble Conway, who has looked solid in the middle so far.

Conway is nearing his fifty. He had an amazing debut series against England and he has continued his impressive display against India in the all-important WTC final also.

Bumrah slips while trying to stop a boundary. The outfield is a little wet and slippery

On a pitch that was talked about as a pacers paradise, it was Ashwin that provided the breakthrough for India.

If India are able to pick up another wicket before the end of day's play, then they will confident when they come out to play tomorrow.

Black clouds are hovering over Ageas Bowl. Will today be also be affected by bad light or are we going to have full day's play?

OUT! India have their first wicket and it's not a Bumrah, Shami or Ishant. It's the off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin. Nicely flighted delivery, Latham was looking a bit itchy, he went for the drive without getting to pitch of the ball and scooped it to the cover, where India captain Virat Kohli took a sharp catch.

Another over from Mohammed Shami in which put in all his heart and soul but perhaps little planning. He is still bowling those hard lengths, which may look pretty but have less chance of getting the batsman out on a wicket like this.

FOUR! Once again the fielders were interested. But this time Conway played in the air intentionally. Ashwin won't mind this, he tossed it up nicely and the left-hander is prepared to take him on.

FOUR! But the Indian fielders have their hands on their heads. And rightly so, it was uppish and could have landed in the hands of the slip cordon on another day but it wasn't to be.

End of another probing over from Ashwin. Latham did try to use his feet on a couple of occasion but didn't find success. In fact, he almost got stumped after he was beaten in the air by the India offie.

Shami is bowling well and is the only one troubling the batsmen. But can he pick up a wicket?

The ball is not turning much despite rough patches near the crease. Ashwin is bowling at a strict line to both openers. When will Jadeja be introduced into the attack?

New Zealand openers have taken their score past 50 with Conway on 28 and Latham batting on 26.

The Indian bowlers are still searching for the first wicket as Conway and Latham continue to frustrate them. NZ 44/0

New Zealand openers have provided a great start to their team as they are approaching fifty mark.

Latham placed the ball between slips and Gully and ball travelled to the boundary. NZ 43/0

Ishant Sharma is bowling the first over of the post-Tea session.

Umpires have called for Tea with New Zealand on 36/0. Latham is batting on 17 and Conway is on 18.

There was extra bounce off the pitch for Shami and it surprised Latham. It hit shoulder of the bat but it was above Rahane at Gully.

Conway hit a backfoot square drive which almost travelled the ropes. NZ batters take three runs.

It hasn't turned much in the balls that Ashwin has bowled so far. Interesting to see how the pitch unfolds. NZ 24/0