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schema:articleBody	The ill-fated inaugural World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand was interrupted by rain yet again as a light shower delayed the scheduled start of Tuesday's fifth day at Southampton. After rain meant the whole of Monday's play was washed without a ball bowled -- the second time in the match this had had happened after Friday's opening day went the same way -- there were hopes the match would resume as scheduled at 10:30 am local time (0930 GMT). But instead the pitch and square at south coast county Hampshire's headquarters remained fully covered. Only 141.1 overs out of a scheduled 360 have so far been bowled, with New Zealand 101-2 in reply to India's first innings 217 -- a deficit of 116 runs. Given a standard men's Test lasts a maximum of five days, this match would usually be destined for a draw. But match referee Chris Broad and the umpires do have the to take the game into Wednesday's specially allocated reserve day in the hope a two-year process to crown Test cricket's first official world champion might end with a winner. Sunday saw New Zealand's Kyle Jamieson take 5-31 in just 22 overs -- the towering paceman's fifth five-wicket haul in just eight career Tests. Blackcaps opener Devon Conway fell for 54 two balls before stumps. It was his third score of over fifty in just five Test innings following the 29-year-old South Africa-born left-hander's stunning 200 on his debut against England at Lord's this month. India, as New Zealand had done after winning the toss, bowled well in helpful conditions with paceman Ishant Sharma taking 1-19 in 12 overs and off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin 1-20 in 12. If this match is drawn, the teams will share the prize money for the final of $2.4 million. jdg/cdw
schema:headline	Rain continues to blight World Test final
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