'Heavenly vibes': Twitter reacts to fog interruption at Dharamsala during IND vs NZ World Cup clash

Cricket matches have often seen disruption for various reasons. Rain has been the most normal circumstance while other scenarios have also emerged on various occasions. But India's World Cup match against New Zealand had to be delayed for a bizarre reason. 

3 things you need to know

• India take on New Zealand in an ODI WC match in Dharamsala
• Daryl Mitchell scored his 5th ODI century 
• In a first of a kind fog disrupted an ODI WC game

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Fog disrupted IND vs NZ ODI WC game

In a pretty unconventional situation, a layer of dense fog appeared out of nowhere at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala. It became very difficult for the batting and the fielding sides to keep account of the movement of the ball. The game came to a brief halt as both the on-field umpires decided to wait until the weather got clear. It could be the first instance where a cricket game has been delayed due to a fog. Internet erupts as netizens seem to have enjoyed the scene.

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Social media erupted as Dharamsala Stadium covered with dense fog

Relying on a brilliant New Zealand piled up a competitive 273 runs on what looked like a good batting track. India chased down the total with 4 wickets remaining.