The final match of the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy is on the line. England and India will buckle up at The Oval for a series decider game. Team India already reached London with their full squad. After the Old Trafford Test, where the match ended in a draw, the visiting side will have gone through another must-win match, as England led the series by 2-1; only a draw will help them to claim the title. For India, they have no option left but to win. Only a win at The Oval will save them from losing the series.
The unpredictable nature of London’s weather can influence the match heavily. Cricketers and professionals related to the match and cricket fans all are curious about the weather forecast during the 5 days of the highly anticipated encounter. England vs India, the 5th of the 5-match series, is scheduled to start on July 30. As of now, the weather forecast is not carrying a bunch of happiness.
Here’s the latest weather forecast
According to the weather predictions made by AccuWeather, continuous rain can spoil July 31, Day 1 of the 5th match. Chances of rain can be there throughout the day with a lower temperature of 15 degrees Celsius and the highest temperature of 23 degrees Celsius, which is lower than last year’s reading. On the following two days—August 1 and August 2—there are no predictions for rain as of now. But an overcast condition can surround the ground. Chances of rain can be there again on August 3, and then on August 4, the last day of the match, a cloudy sky can be observed.
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So, there are lots of chances of interruptions in the series decider match. Because of the weather, the toss can be more crucial. Both teams can prefer to bowl first, keeping an eye on the weather.
India, so far in the series, faced troubles during chasing the total in the second innings. This time, they’ll have to overcome their negatives and offer the best on the field to level the series.
