Pallekele International Cricket Stadium Weather Report For SL Vs NZ 3rd ODI
Pallekele International Cricket Stadium [Source: @BLACKCAPS/X.com]
Pallekele International Cricket Stadium is set to host the third ODI between Sri Lanka and New Zealand of the ongoing three-match series on Tuesday, November 19. The match will start at 2:30 PM IST. This match holds significant importance for both teams. Sri Lanka will be aiming for a clean sweep, while New Zealand will be looking to salvage some pride and avoid a 3-0 loss.
In the rain-affected second ODI on Sunday, Kusal Mendis played a crucial role with a steady 74, guiding Sri Lanka to a three-wicket victory over New Zealand with six balls to spare, under the DLS method.
With that win, Sri Lanka have already sealed the series 2-0, and the final match will also be held at Pallekele on Tuesday. The hosts had earlier won the first ODI by 45 runs, also under the DLS method, after rain interrupted the game at Dambulla.
So ahead of this crucial clash, let's take a look at the weather for Pallekele International Cricket Stadium.
Weather Report For SL Vs NZ 3rd ODI
Information | Details |
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Temperature | 28° (RealFeel 32°) |
Wind Speed | East 7 km/h |
Probability of rain | 78% |
(Source: @AccuWeather.com)
According to report from Accuweather.com, the weather forecast for the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium on the day of the third ODI between Sri Lanka and New Zealand does not appear very promising. The match, set to start in the afternoon, will be played under cloudy and humid conditions.
The temperature is forecasted to hover around 28°C, with a high chance of thunderstorms. The humidity will be at 83%, making it feel warmer than usual, while the dew point is forecast to be 24°C. Winds will be coming from the east at 7 km/h, with gusts reaching up to 19 km/h. There is a 78% probability of precipitation, with up to 8.0 mm of rain expected throughout the day. With 98% cloud cover, visibility may also be limited, and the weather conditions are likely to pose challenges for the players.
Overall, it seems likely that rain could disrupt the match, given the high probability of precipitation.