New Zealand’s tour of England may be a warm-up for its World Championship Finals with India

Three days of New Zealand’s Test Series with England have been gone and rain is something that is currently messing with the momentum of matches, though England lags with a score of 267. Rory Burns and Joe Root have the runs 59 and 42 respectively. The biggest hurdle before Root seems to be the all-rounder Colin de Grandhomme who never allows him to score more.

Rain Rain🌨🌧⛈ Go Away!

Bowling Coach Shane Jurgensen is of the view that Colin and Root have a great show together for the fans. While New Zealand has the lead with 378 runs so the game is in Kiwi’s favor says, Jurgensen. Since the rain too is becoming a tough factor in letting the matches excel, Shane thinks that it might be difficult to get an ultimate result considering current weather conditions but he assures that New Zealand will play with bones to the tip of their fingers to win the match.

The massive difference in the scores of these two teams is certainly due to New Zealand’s Test freshman Devon Conway who hit 200 off 347 balls and propelled the ship of New Zealand towards victory.

For the fourth day, June 5, 2021, the weather seems to be pleasant that cricket can be played without any interference of H20 pourings,

☀️ That's more like it 😍#LoveLords | #ENGvNZ pic.twitter.com/46rCnLLssE

— Lord's Cricket Ground (@HomeOfCricket) June 5, 2021

New Zealand’s team has arrived at Lord’s and the sun 🌦⛅🌥🌤☀ has come out and players can have a sigh of relief that they would get to play their part of innings.

INDIA reaches ENGLAND

Meanwhile, Team India has also arrived in England,

🇮🇳 ✈️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Excitement is building up as #TeamIndia arrive in England 🙌 👌 pic.twitter.com/FIOA2hoNuJ

— BCCI (@BCCI) June 4, 2021

So, it is simply visible that Kiwis are performing exceptionally and when Men in Blue will share fields with them in the Grand Fight then, it would be a match worth watching. Fans Await…

The second Test between Kiwis and England will commence on 10^th June, 2021.