[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]The impending UK weather threatens to disrupt the T20I series between England and Pakistan, particularly the first match slated for May 22 at Headingley Stadium in Leeds. Weather forecasts indicate a high probability of rain, raising concerns about potential delays or cancellations.
Projections suggest a 75% chance of rain on match day, posing challenges for the pitch and playing conditions. With Leeds expecting a humidity level of approximately 82% and a dew point of 12°C, the moisture could affect ball grip and movement, rendering the pitch damp and unpredictable. Such conditions may challenge both batsmen and bowlers, necessitating adjustments to adapt.
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The weather outlook for the subsequent matches in the series varies:
– May 25 – 2nd T20 (Birmingham): 1% chance of rain
– May 28 – 3rd T20 (Cardiff): 11% chance of rain
– May 30 – 4th T20 (Oval): 40% chance of rain
Despite the ominous forecast, both teams have diligently prepared for the series, aiming to demonstrate their skills and resilience in adverse conditions. Led by Babar Azam, Pakistan seeks to make a strong impact, leveraging a blend of experienced campaigners and promising youngsters ahead of the T20I World Cup. Meanwhile, England, captained by Jos Buttler, possesses a formidable batting lineup and versatile bowling unit, bolstered by the return of key players from the IPL.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
