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Sky Stadium Wellington Weather Report Today For NZ vs PAK 5th T20I

Bhargav Dixit

Wellington is hosting an international match after 13 months. [Source: BCCI/X]Wellington is hosting an international match after 13 months. [Source: BCCI/X]

Before the start of the fifth New Zealand-Pakistan T20I in Wellington, New Zealand have an advantage in more ways than one. While they’ll continue to hand opportunities to their second-string players in a bid to build towards ICC T20 World Cup 2026, Pakistan would look to search for their first-choice names for the same event.

Speaking particular of this series, New Zealand are ahead by 3-1. Barring the third Auckland T20I, Pakistan have mostly been in a slump. Be it a sparkling individual performance or a cumulative team effort, they would be eager to execute one of the two in order to lose with respectable margin of 3-2.

Sky Stadium Wellington Weather Report Today

Source: AccuWeatherSource: AccuWeather

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Details
Temperature20 degree
Chances Of Rain0%
Chances Of Thunderstorm0%
Cloud Cover37%


As per reliable weather portal AccuWeather, Wellington will experience a blend of sunshine and clouds on Wednesday. With the temperature expected to be around 20 degree, it’s safe to say that the players will participate in a night match under a pleasant climate.

As far as the wind is concerned, it will blow at a speed of 11 km/h in the South-West direction. Strong but occasional wind busts around 22 km/h could also be in store for the citizens.

NZ vs PAK Chances Of Rain

With a 4% precipitation and 37% cloud cover over the Sky Stadium, the probability of rain remains negligible. Since clouds are expected to leave an impression only around noon, the rest of the day will remain sunny.

If not for a sudden unexpected change in climate, fans can expect an uninterrupted contest comprising 40 overs. The air quality, meanwhile, will remain “Fair” throughout the day on March 26.

How Will The Weather Affect The Sky Stadium Pitch?

Hosting an international match after more than a year, the pitch at the Sky Stadium is highly likely to remain unaffected due to the weather per se. Considering how Australia sealed the second-highest T20I run-chase in New Zealand in the last match here, expecting a similar high-scoring contest is pretty usual.