After two days during the first test between India and England in Headingley in Leeds, the accent is now turning to weather forecasts for the third day. In particular, India and England have delivered good performances during the first two days of the first current trial match in the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy.
The rain interrupted the game on the 2 of the first test between India and England, after a clear sky on the day of the opening. India posted a total of 471 in the first round. In response, England reached 209 for the loss of 3 counters by stumps despite the weather disturbances. They now follow India by 262 points.
Day 3 weather forecasts: England vs India 1st test in Headingley, Leeds
After India was overturned, the rain briefly interrupted the game on day 2 but resumed in the 30 to 40 minutes, the lost time later. A chance of 65% of showers is expected, especially in the afternoon of the third day.
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The day is likely to start cloudy and windy, but the conditions should allow a departure in time. In particular, the threat of rain is minimal between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. However, the chances of showers increase around 4 p.m. (up to 60%), with heavier rains and possible thunderstorms expected later in the evening.
The humidity should oscillate about 60%, the winds reaching speeds of up to 24 km / h. A covered sky could help Indian con bear by providing conditions adapted to swing, a bit like what England has exploited day 2. today’s game could prove to be a central phase in the match.
Jasprit Bumrah shines with the ball in conditions adapted to the striker
Jasprit Bumrah was the interpreter off competition with the ball for India on day 2 of the first test, excelling in difficult shot conditions. He had an early impact by rejecting Zak Crawley for only four points in the opening with a brilliant delivery.
Ollie Pope and Ben Duckett built a 122 -point partnership for the second window, but Bumrah broke the stand by removing Duckett for 62. He struck again just before the strains, sending Joe Root for 28, caught by Karun Nair.
Bumrah played several without bullets late during the day, including one who briefly rejected Harry Brook. England ended the day at 209 for 3, dragging India with 262 points.
India Post 471 in the first rounds of the opening test
Earlier in the day, India posted a total of 471 in their first rounds of the opening test. By resuming 359/3 on day 2, visitors added only 112 additional points, but their last seven counters fell for only 41.
The Pacers of England Ben Stokes and Josh Tongue picked up four counters each, finishing with figures of 4/66 and 4/86, respectively.
Captain Shubman Gill scored 147 out of 227 bullets, including 19 ovens and six. Vice-captain Rishabh Pant castigated 134 from 178 deliveries, with the help of six sixth and 12 ovens. They added a huge 209 -point partnership for the fourth window.
Day 1, the opener Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 101 out of 159 bullets, including 16 limits and six. KL Rahul also contributed with 42, and its 91 -point opening stand with Jaiswal gave India a solid base.
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