New Zealand emerged champion in the inaugural edition of the ICC World Test Championship when they beat India on the final day by eight wickets to create history at Southampton's Rose Bowl Stadium.

India are 32 runs ahead at the end of an intriguing fifth day in the ICC World Test Championship final at the Rose Bowl in Hampshire on Tuesday evening.

Play was called off on the fourth day of the ICC World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand at the Rose Bowl in Southampton, without a ball being ball bowled during the day's play.

Kyle Jamieson and Devon Conway stole the show for New Zealand on the third day of the ICC World Test Championship final at the Rose Bowl in Southampton on Sunday.

India reached a comfortable 146 for three at the end of a truncated day's play in the World Test Championship final against New Zealand on Saturday at The Rose Bowl in Southampton.

Unfortunately, play on Day 1 has been called off due to rain. Play will now start at 10.30 AM local time tomorrow.

The UK independent TV sports production and media company, Sunset+Vine will assist in providing host broadcast services in partnership with the International Cricket Council (ICC) for the inaugural ICC World Test Championship

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As the inaugural edition of the ICC World Test Championship reaches its finale, cricket fans will be able to view engaging match recaps, in-play key moments and other match and exclusive video-on-demand content from ICC on Facebook Watch.

While New Zealand are brimming with confidence after their victory against England, India will have to draw on the self-belief attained from series wins against Australia and England to produce something special.

The marquee ICC World Test Championship Final 2021 will be played between India and New Zealand from June 18 to June 22 at The Ageas Bowl in Southampton.