Stirling & Bumrah before the 2nd T20I in Dublin (Twitter)
Having taken an unassailable 2-0 lead, India will look to complete a clean sweep against Ireland on Wednesday (August 23) at The Village, Dublin. All three fixtures are taking place at the same venue, where 26.5 overs were possible in the series opener, followed by a full-20-over game.
So how will the surface behave—will it be the same as before or different? Let’s have a look at it.
Malahide Dublin Pitch Report Today
The first match was interrupted due to persistent rain, and the second was played in sunshine. Worldweatheronline.com reports that there is a small chance of rain during the third T20I match, but the sky will be partly cloudy (61%). The humidity, meanwhile, is forecast to be around 76%.
The Dublin pitch historically aids swing bowlers more than anyone else. On the other hand, the ball comes onto the bat nicely on this surface, making it one of the best locations for batsmen worldwide.
In this series, the spinners only managed to capture five out of the 21 wickets, including four by Ravi Bishnoi. The statistics show that pacers, as opposed to spinners, benefit most from this pitch.
Therefore, you could anticipate Dublin to provide the audience with another high-scoring contest.
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