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News India Live, Digital Desk: England vs India 1st Test: The first match of the much awaited Test series to be played between India and England is to be played at the historic headingley ground in Leeds. Cricket fans are eagerly waiting for this exciting match, but the meteorological prediction has raised concern. It seems that England’s unexpected weather as usual can reduce the thrill of this Test match, especially in the last two days.
First Test season update (Leeds, Handingley):
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First two days (first and second day): The first two days are expected to be clear. Clouds will remain, but the chances of rain are less. In such a situation, both batsmen and bowlers will get full opportunity to show their talent.
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Third day (third day): There is a possibility of cloudy on the third day, but the expectation of rain is low. However, the weather of England can change at any time, so it cannot be guaranteed to be completely clean.
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Fourth day (fourth day): This day can be the most important of the match. The Meteorological Department has predicted light rain on this day. Clouds will remain thick and there may be intermittent interruptions in the game.
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Fifth day (fifth day): The possibility of rain increases on the last day. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a danger of rain on the fifth day, which may disturb the large part of the game or wash all day.
Pitch Report (Potential):
Handingley pitch traditionally helps fast bowlers. Seam and swing can be seen in the initial days. If cloudy, fast bowlers will benefit further. On the fourth and fifth day it rains, the pitch may slow down, but the outfield wet may cause problems to the players.
The forecast of rain can have a major impact on the result of the Test match, especially if the match is at an exciting turn. Teams would like to take full advantage of the first three days and reach a strong position, so that they are not harmed even if they are affected by rain. Fans are hoping that the weather will be kind and they will get to see the entire match.
North India Statesman