ENG vs IND, Test 5, Birmingham, Day 1
Reflexes
- Rain spoiled the 17-overs game between India and England on the first day
- More rain likely in Birmingham
- Rain may disrupt the match for the next two days
India scored 338 from seven on the first day of the rescheduled test match of the series between India and England. Had there been a full 90-over game, these figures might have been different. On the first day of this match which was held in Birmingham, the 17-over game was canceled due to rain. Rain riots are not a good sign in any game. Faced with such a situation, now the eyes of both the team and its players as well as the entire fans are focused on the atmosphere in Birmingham.
17 overs played due to rain on day one
The Indian top order failed on the first day of the Edgbaston Test against England. All five of his wickets fell by just 98 runs. The rain interruption in the middle of the game also played an important role in this. There are still four game days left. Let us know what the weather will be like in Birmingham for the next four days.
Chance of scattered showers during the first three days
Nearly two hours of play were washed away by rain on day one during the test match in Birmingham. According to the Meteorological Department of England, the weather will remain the same for the next two days. That is, the possibility of rain in pieces has been forecast for two more days. The good thing is that the rain forecast has been denied for a long time.
Weather forecast on day 2 of Test Match
On the second day of the India-England test match, the maximum temperature is likely to be 18°C and the minimum temperature to be 10°C. According to Indian time, there may be light rain between 12:30 and 4:30 on the day.
Weather forecast on day 3 of Test Match
On the third day of play, the maximum temperature is expected to be 19°C and the minimum temperature to be 10°C. Based on Indian time, there is a chance of light rain between 15:30 and 16:30.
Weather forecast for the last two days of the test match
Rain has been ruled out in Birmingham for the final two days of the Test match, while temperatures will remain in the 19-11 degree range.
