BCCI has announced a 40-over-a-side third ODI between New Zealand and India at Seddon Park, Hamilton, on November 10, 2026, with the toss at 09:00 IST and play planned for 09:30 IST after rain delayed proceedings. Indian viewers can use SonyLIV’s official India Tour of New Zealand hub and the exact third ODI listing linked below.

The governing body’s public notice gives Hamilton local times of 16:30 for the toss and 17:00 for play. NDTV’s live report documents the rain and ground-inspection sequence and embeds that notice. This is the announced revised plan, rather than a guarantee against further interruptions.

Official routes for the November 10 third ODI

PurposeRoute
StreamSonyLIV: 3rd ODI, 10 Nov 2026
Match statusBCCI: Hamilton, 3rd ODI
Revised toss09:00 IST / 16:30 Hamilton
Announced play start09:30 IST / 17:00 Hamilton
Overs40 per side, according to BCCI notice

India viewing scope. A listing is not a guarantee of free access or a confirmed restart.

November 10, 2026 third ODI at Seddon Park, Hamilton. BCCI announced 40 overs per side, toss 09:00 IST and play 09:30 IST, corresponding to 16:30 and 17:00 in Hamilton. SonyLIV supplies the viewing route; BCCI supplies current match status.
Original editorial route and timetable diagram based on BCCI’s November 10 notice, match centre and SonyLIV’s official hub. These are announced revised times, subject to subsequent conditions; the graphic does not guarantee uninterrupted play or free access. View full-size graphic ↗

Find the correct November 10 live listing

For viewing, open the official SonyLIV hub linked below and select the third ODI dated November 10. The corresponding match listing is linked directly in the quick guide. Check the match number and date: second-ODI highlights from November 7 and IndiaA–New ZealandA videos are separate items on the same hub, while Hamilton also hosted a T 20 I on November 1.

SonyLIV’s official description offers live coverage, highlights and replays for the series. That does not establish free viewing or that every plan and territory includes the live match. Use the match page’s current account and subscription conditions; no price or free entitlement is confirmed here. A video clip or replay listing is also different from the live player.

Read the delay in its five-match-series context

For the latest playing status, open BCCI’s exact November 10 match centre and use its scorecard and commentary sections. Match the revised notice to the correct fixture: 09:00 IST toss corresponds to 16:30 in Hamilton, and 09:30 IST play to 17:00 there. A further delay, a new over limit or abandonment would need a subsequent update; an older scheduled clock does not override the dated notice.

The sporting context is a five-match ODI series, which India led 2–0 after Wellington. The ICC’s November 7 report records a four-run DLS win in the second ODI and lists Hamilton next, followed by matches on November 13 and 15. Hamilton is therefore the third match, not the series finale. That distinction matters when assessing what a win would mean for the series.

Follow the next official status change

A useful viewing sequence is to match November 10 and “3rd ODI” on SonyLIV, then check the BCCI match status before relying on a scheduled start. Keep the live player and official scorecard as separate routes: one provides the broadcast, while the other identifies the fixture and its current progression. Neither a countdown nor an old start time guarantees uninterrupted play.

The next decisive information is the toss, any revised playing conditions and the start of play—or an official abandonment if conditions prevent it. Those developments belong in updates to this same fixture page. For now, the confirmed routes let viewers distinguish the Hamilton ODI from older highlights and follow status changes without assuming that rain has already ended the match.

Sources & context

Dated original sources are linked below. Confirmed facts, interpretation and conditions requiring individual assessment are distinguished.

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