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Sophia Gardens Cardiff Weather Report For ENG Vs AUS 2nd T20I

Sophia Gardens Cardiff Weather Report [X.com]Sophia Gardens Cardiff Weather Report [X.com]

Australia will clash with England in the second T20I of their ongoing three-match series at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff on Friday, September 13. Australia, under Mitchell Marsh's leadership, had a stellar start to the series, securing a 28-run victory in the opening game at Southampton. With the series now in the balance, both teams will be eager to make a statement in the next encounter.

In the opening match, Australia posted a competitive total of 179 runs, courtesy of a classy half-century from Travis Head. England, who opted to bowl first after winning the toss, struggled to contain Australia’s disciplined batting, with Liam Livingstone being their standout bowler, picking up three wickets.

However, the English batting lineup faltered under pressure. Australia's bowling, led by Josh Hazlewood, kept England on the back foot, ensuring they never came close to the target. While Livingstone tried his best with both bat and ball, his efforts weren't enough to change the course of the game.

As the action shifts to Cardiff, England will be keen to bounce back and level the series. Australia, on the other hand, will look to carry their momentum and seal the series early. 

Weather Report For ENG Vs AUS 2nd T20I

Sophia Cardiff Weather Report [Accuweather.com]Sophia Cardiff Weather Report [Accuweather.com]

According to AccuWeather, Friday’s conditions in Cardiff will be largely favourable for the match. The evening temperature is expected to be around 9°C. Humidity levels will be high at 82%, but rain seems unlikely with only a 7% chance of precipitation. 

Winds will be gentle, blowing at 9 km/h with gusts reaching up to 20 km/h. Visibility should remain clear at 10 km, and cloud cover is expected to hover around 77%.

Which means, fans can enjoy the match without any rain or thunderstorms interruption.