Providence Stadium Guyana Weather Forecast For WI vs IND 3rd T20I
Providence Stadium, Guyana
As team India gears up for Tuesday's third T20I of the five-match series against West Indies, the weather might play a crucial role at the Providence Stadium in Guyana.
Providence Stadium Guyana Weather Forecast
With the series lead taken by the West Indies (2-0), India are on the back foot and under pressure to secure a win to stave off a T20I series defeat against the hosts, something they haven’t encountered since 2016.
While Nicholas Pooran's spectacular performance in Sunday’s game, held at the same venue, was the talk of the town, it's the Guyana weather forecast for August 8 that is currently the focal point. Reports suggest that the Providence Stadium may witness some interruptions during the game.
Early spectators and players might have to brace themselves for scattered showers and occasional thunderstorms, with the temperature expected to hit a high of 32°C. There's nearly a 50% chance of rain early on, which might cause some anxious moments for both the teams and the fans.
However, as the day turns to dusk, conditions seem to favour cricket enthusiasts. The rain probability reduces to a mere 24%, making it likely for the match to proceed without major weather-induced disruptions.
Though predicted to remain predominantly cloudy, the skies will present a warm ambience. By nightfall, the temperature is expected to dip slightly, settling around a comfortable 26°C. Players can also expect a gentle breeze from the east at speeds ranging between 10 to 15 km/h.
The game will not just be a battle of bat and ball but also a tussle with humidity, which is anticipated to hover around the 68 per cent mark. While the forecast gives a ray of hope, it will be interesting to see how the teams adapt to the sporadic rain threat.
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