IND and AUS third test weather report: The Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia will consist of 5 matches and the third match will be played on December 14 at the Gabba Stadium in Brisbane. India performed well in the first game of the series, but in the second game, the hosts came back to win by 10 wickets to level the series at 1-1. This is also a big blow to India’s hopes of reaching the finals of the 2023-25 World Test Championship directly. India must now try to win the series 4-1 or 3-1, but the venue will be Brisbane. In the upcoming third match, the action has been severely disrupted due to rain, which could be a blow to the hopes of the Indian team.
Clouds gathered on the field on the first day of competition
If we talk about the weather on December 14, the first day of the third game of the series at the Gabba Stadium in Brisbane, the temperature that day is expected to be around 28 degrees Celsius and 10 degrees Celsius, according to Accuweather. There will be 95% rain on the course by 12:30. In addition to this, there is a 53% chance of heavy rain. In this case, rain was expected to disrupt the first day of play. If we talk about the weather on the second day of the race, on December 15, Brisbane could see up to 85% cloud cover. Beyond that, the chance of rain is definitely less than fifty percent. After this, though, chances of rain will definitely diminish over the next three spells.
The dominance of fast bowlers is evident
With the weather being cloudy for the first two days of the third Test match, fast bowlers will benefit directly as it will be easier for the teams to decide to bowl first, whichever team wins the toss. While the bowlers of both teams have performed well in the first two matches of this Test series, similar dominance is expected in the third Test match. The result of this game will determine whether any team’s path forward in the WTC finals is smooth.
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