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India Likely To Stick To XI Named Before Rain Says Fielding Coach R Sridhar
India are looking to stick to the playing XI they announced on Thursday for the World Test Championship (WTC) final against New Zealand at Hampshire Bowl even though they have an option to change it before the toss takes place.
The first day's play was washed out and the toss will take place on the second day if rain stops and the ground conditions are fit for play to start.
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