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Massive Relief For Fans! Promising Oval Weather Indicates No Pauses On ENG Vs IND Day 3

Rajgeeta Yadav

The Oval (Source: AP Photos)The Oval (Source: AP Photos)

As India and England head into Day 3 of the fifth and final Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at The Oval in London, there’s good news for fans, no rain is expected and the weather forecast points to a full day of uninterrupted cricket.

India began Day 2 at 204 for 6 but could only manage 224 in their first innings, adding just 20 runs. Gus Atkinson was the star of the morning, taking a five-wicket haul in his comeback Test. 

England started their reply in high gear, sticking to their aggressive Bazball approach. Openers Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley put on 92 runs in less than 13 overs. Duckett missed out on a fifty, falling for 43 to Akash Deep, while Crawley reached his half-century but was soon dismissed by Prasidh Krishna.

Mohammed Siraj bounced back strongly after a tough start, removing Pope, Root, and Bethell in a fiery spell. Prasidh Krishna also impressed, finishing with four wickets, as England were bowled out for 247, taking a narrow 23-run lead.

In India’s second innings, Yashasvi Jaiswal came out with attacking intent, reaching his half-century with flair. KL Rahul was out for 7, while Sai Sudharsan was dismissed late in the day by a sharp delivery from Atkinson, triggering a verbal spat with Ben Duckett. Akash Deep came in as nightwatchman and struck a boundary before bad light ended play early.

Looking ahead, Day 3’s weather looks ideal. Let’s take a look at the predicted forecast:

Kennington Oval Weather Update Today

Kennington Oval Weather Update [Source: Accuweather.com]Kennington Oval Weather Update [Source: Accuweather.com]

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Details
Temperature25° (RealFeel® 29°)
WindNNE 7 km/h
Probability of Precipitation 0%
Probability of Thunderstorms 0%

According to AccuWeather, there is no chance of rain, so we can expect a full day’s play without any interruptions. The temperature will hover around 25°C, but it may feel a bit warmer at times, closer to 29°C. 

The skies are expected to remain clear and sunny, with no cloud cover at all, making it a beautiful day for both players and fans. A gentle breeze from the northeast will blow at around 7 km/h, with gusts going up to 22 km/h, but nothing that should affect the game. 

With no precipitation or thunderstorms in sight, Day 3 is set to be bright and full of action.