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IND Vs BAN 2nd Test: Green Park Stadium Kanpur Weather Report For Day 2

IND Vs BAN: Weather Report (Source:PTI)IND Vs BAN: Weather Report (Source:PTI)

Rain played spoilsport on Day 1 of the highly anticipated second Test match between India and Bangladesh at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur. As the morning unfolded, the rain frustrated the game and forced both teams to remain in a state of anticipation. 

The wet outfield conditions further complicated matters, leading to a delay in the toss. After a 30-minute wait, the toss finally took place, and the Indian captain Rohit Sharma won and opted to field first, a decision influenced by the damp conditions and the potential for rain interruptions.

Will Rain Spoil Day 2 Of IND Vs BAN? 

Regrettably, the weather took a turn for the worse as the day progressed, with relentless rainfall and poor light conditions. The umpires were left with no choice but to call off Day 1, with no possibility of a third session. 

Looking ahead, the weather forecast for the second Test is not promising. Rain is expected to be a significant factor, with predictions indicating a high probability of it affecting the first three days of play. 

This makes the upcoming days even more crucial for both teams, adding to the suspense of the match's progression and the possibility of a drawn contest. 

So ahead of this much-anticipated Day 2, let's take a look at the weather report for Kanpur for September 28.  

IND Vs BAN: Weather Report For Kanpur Day 2

IND Vs BAN: Weather Report (accuweather.com)IND Vs BAN: Weather Report (accuweather.com)

On Day 1, the game was called off due to rain and thunderstorms, and Day 2 is expected to be cloudy with the possibility of more thunderstorms. The weather at Green Park Stadium, Kanpur, is forecasted to be around 31°C, with a real feel of about 36°C and high humidity at around 79%. 

The wind is expected to blow from the east at a speed of 13 km/h, gusting up to 35 km/h. Cloud cover is around 93% in the afternoon, with a high chance of rainfall, which may significantly disrupt the game. Day 2 also has an 80% chance of precipitation and 48% probability of thunderstorms, posing a risk of match interruption.