Rain threatens second ODI in Wellington as New Zealand seek to level series

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Weather could disrupt the second one-day international in Wellington, potentially for the second consecutive match. New Zealand trail 1-0 in the series and need a win to draw level. Rain interruptions have already been a feature of the series so far. The article does not provide further details on the forecast or timing.

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