Australia and the Antilles will compete in the second test From the three -game series to the National Cricket Stadium in St George’s, Granada, from July 3. Australia Direct the 1-0 series after a 159-point victory in the first test and will be impatient to seal the series, while the hosts are desperate to bounce on the ground at home.
Tales to think about the opening of the opening between the Antilles and Australia
The momentum of Australia: Visitors dominated the opening test, with Storage headtwin of the 1950s and Josh HazlewoodTransport with five gates proves to be decisive. Trio of rhythm of Australia –Cummins,, Mitchell StarcAnd Hazlewood – will seek to exploit once again the conditions adapted to the seamstresses of Grenada.
Response from the West Indies: Despite the defeat, the Antilles have found positive points in the performance of Jayden seals And Shamar Josephwho disturbed Australia’s first order early early. The burden is now on their rhythm battery, including Alzarri JosephTo make the most of the new ball and set the tone to the local team.
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Weather forecast for five days in St. George’s
Thursday July 3 (day 1)
- Forecast: Mainly cloudy; Some morning showers followed by a thunderstorm in places this afternoon. 31 ° C high, low of 25 ° C. Probability of rain: 70%. East winds at 22 km / h.
- Impact: Expect a delayed or interrupted start due to morning showers and the risk of thunderstorm in the afternoon. The terrain can keep humidity, offering an important movement for sewing quasses at the start. The conditions covered will help swing the bowling alley, which makes the striker delicate during the first session.
Friday July 4 (day 2)
- Forecast: A possible thunderstorm in parts of the region in the morning; Otherwise, cloudy. 30 ° C high, low of 25 ° C. Probability of rain: 41%. Winds ESE at 20 km / h.
- Impact: The potential thunderstorm’s morning disturbance, but the game should take place under a cloudy sky for most of the day. The cloud coverage will continue to help sewing and swinging, but as the ground dry, the striker can become easier in the afternoon.
Saturday July 5 (day 3)
- Forecast: A morning thunderstorm; Otherwise, the sun and the clouds. 31 ° C high, low of 24 ° C. Probability of rain: 57%. Winds ESE at 20 km / h.
- Impact: Another possible delayed start due to a morning thunderstorm, but improved conditions are expected as the day is progressing. The sun will help the ground to dry, perhaps flattening the surface and making the conditions of striker after the lunch. The spinners could start getting into play as the terrain relies.
Sunday July 6 (day 4)
- Forecast: Partly sunny with a shower in the afternoon. 32 ° C high, low of 25 ° C. Probability of rain: 66%. Winds to the east at 19 km / h.
- Impact: The mainly uninterrupted game expected, with only a brief afternoon shower possible. The heat and the sun accelerate the deterioration of the steps, helping the rotation and the variable rebound. The striker will become more difficult, especially during the last session.
Monday July 7 (day 5)
- Forecast: Partly sunny with a shower in afternoon places. 31 ° C high, low of 25 ° C. Probability of rain: 40%. Winds ESE at 20 km / h.
- Impact: The fifth day could see brief rainy delays but largely playable conditions. The land will probably be to its most worn quantities, promoting the most worn spinners and those who exploit a variable rebound. Expect that the strikers are difficult, increasing the chances of result if the match is working on the distance.
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