IND vs NAM: The Indian cricket team will play its second match of the ICC T20 World Cup today against Namibia. Team India, which defeated the USA in the first match, has been sweating it out in the nets since morning. Meanwhile, a western disturbance is active in many parts of North India.
All fans are keeping an eye on the weather ahead of the match, scheduled to begin at 7 pm at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. Everyone wants to know what the weather will be like in Delhi during the match. Fans are wondering if bad weather will hinder the match. However, according to the Meteorological Department, the weather here is likely to fluctuate. You can find out all the details below about the weather during the match, which will completely put an end to your confusion.
What will the weather be like in Delhi on match day?
The 18th match of the ICC T20 World Cup, and India’s second, will be played at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. This battle between India and Namibia could prove to be quite memorable. The match will kick off at 7:00 PM, and ahead of this crucial group-stage match, the weather conditions have become a topic of discussion among fans.
According to the Meteorological Department, most locations in Delhi are expected to remain cloudy during the match. The weather will remain relatively cool at night, with temperatures expected to drop below 20 degrees Celsius.
Importantly, there is also little chance of rain. This means the entire match will be played comfortably and without any hassles. Fans can enjoy the entire 40-over match without interruption.
Team India will look to maintain their momentum.
The Indian cricket team, thanks to a brilliant performance from Surya Kumar Yadav, defeated Namibia in their first match. Now, in the second match against Namibia, the Indian team will look to maintain their momentum. Namibia suffered a defeat against the Netherlands in their opening match, which will put psychological pressure on them. India won their first match against the USA.
Abhishek Sharma may be out.t
The selectors may omit opener Abhishek Sharma for the second match. He is likely to be out due to ill health. Sanju Samson could be included in his place. He also has the ability to give India a quick start. Samson has provided explosive starts for India on several occasions.
Jasprit Bumrah is also expected to return. He missed the first match due to a fever, but is now said to be doing well. If Jasprit Bumrah is included, Mohammed Siraj may be dropped.