ENG vs IND: Weather forecast for 4th T20I, Bristol (9th July)
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The ENG vs IND 4th T20I is less likely to be affected by rain.
India are set to clash with England in the 4th T20I on July 9 (Thursday) at the County Ground in Bristol. Since England lead the five-match series 2-0 after three games, this is a must-win encounter for India.
Shreyas Iyer & Co. need to win the clash at any cost; otherwise, the hosts will win the series without even playing the last game. So far, the Harry Brook-led side have thoroughly dominated in both batting and bowling.
In the previous game, they handed India their worst-ever T20I defeat by 125 runs. England posted 201/7 in the first innings and bundled out the opposition for just 76 runs. In the second match, thanks to a brilliant half-century by Jacob Bethell, they chased down a 191-run target with four wickets to spare.
Notably, the opening clash between the two sides was washed out due to rain. The rain hampered the encounter after 1st innings. However, the previous two games were not affected by rain.
Bristol’s weather report ahead of ENG vs IND 4th T20I
The ENG vs IND 4th T20I in Bristol will start at 10 PM IST (5:30 PM Local time). According to weather.com, the temperature in Bristol City will be 18° Celcius at night on July 9. The sky will be partly cloudy, and the humidity will be 55%.
There is only a 4% chance of rain at night. The weather in Bristol has been clear and sunny since this morning.
At the exact time of the match at 10 PM, the chance of rain will drop to 1%. Moreover, there is no chance of rainfall as the match progresses. Hence, the ENG vs IND 4th T20I will NOT BE affected by rain.
Will the ENG vs IND 4th T20I be affected by rain?
According to weather.com, the chance of rain is just 1% at the time of the match. Hence, it will not be affected by rain.
What is the venue of the ENG vs IND 4th T20I?
The encounter will take place on July 9 at the County Ground, Bristol.
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