Providence Stadium in Guyana (Source:@windiescricket/X.com)
The second edition of the Global Super League is up and running in style, and in the third match, Dubai Capitals are up against Hobart Hurricanes at the Providence Stadium in Guyana. DC are batting first and have lost five wickets, but rain started pouring down after 13 overs, and it has stopped the game.
Rain Likely To Force A Curtailed Game In Guyana
The latest update is that the rain has stopped, but there is still no clarity on the resumption of the game. According to The Weather Channel, scattered thunderstorms are expected throughout the course of the game and thus, even if the game resumes, there could be more interruptions.
However, the chances of full match getting abandoned are quite less, and it could be a curtailed match as Dubai Capitals have already batted 13 overs. According to the The Weather Channel, the temperature will hover around late 20s and the conditions are expected to be overcast. The chance of rain is around 35 to 38 percent in the next couple of hours and thus, it is highly likely that we will get a result from the match.
Weather Forecast in Georgetown (Source:TheWeatherChannel)
Dubai Capitals Eye Second Win After Positive Start To The Tournament
Dubai Capitals were 93-5 at the end of 13 overs when the rain stopped play. Gulbadin Naib is batting on 22 off 17 balls while Jesse Bootan has just arrived at the crease and is on 2 off 3 balls. Mohammed Nabi has picked three wickets for Hobart while Fabian Allen, another spinner has bagged two.
Hobart Hurricanes are playing their first game of the season, while Dubai Capitals registered a win in their first encounter. Shakib Al Hasan was the star of the show in the opening match for DC and it would be interesting to see how Dubai go about their business, if the game resumes at the Providence Stadium.
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