New Zealand's winning streak ends after India ODI washout
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New Zealand's 11-series winning streak in ODIs has come to an end after their third match against India was rained off in Hamilton.
India won the toss and chose to field on Tuesday at Seddon Park, but play was abandoned without a ball being bowled.
It means India, who lead 2-0, can no longer lose the series.
That brings to an end a long winning streak in home ODI series for the Black Caps.
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New Zealand will at least hope to draw the series.
To do so, they will have to win both of the final two matches, which take place at Mount Maunganui on Friday and Sunday.
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