As India take on New Zealand in the 3rd T20I of the 5-match series on Tuesday, it isn’t just the heavy wind that has threatened to derail the two teams’ plans. However, rain could prove the dampener, with reports suggesting 87% chance of precipitation in Wellington on Tuesday. New Zealand enter the contest after losing the first two games, meaning they cannot afford to let their performances slip again in the series. India, on the other hand, would be looking to seal the fate of the series early by winning the third T20I.
About three hours of rain is anticipated in Wellington, where India are set to square off against New Zealand in the third T20I.
A total of 3 hours of rain is expected in Wellington on Tuesday (October 27), with the cloud cover expected to be around 56 percent, according to a report in Accuweather. The probability of precipitation is at its highest in the morning, at 87 percent. In the afternoon, however, it reduces to just 3 percent.
I said, ‘Make sure you get a very strong fan at home. When you walk into the fan, that is going to be your preparation’,” Morkel said on the eve of the contest, during a press conference. I spoke to some of the boys who were back in India last night, and they asked what the conditions are like.
“We’ve spoken about Wellington, especially before the start of the tour, and we’ve planted those seeds.
On Monday, during a training session involving the Indian team, wind was reportedly blowing at 120 kmph.
