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Lucknow Forecast Shows Little Rain Threat for India-West Indies T20I
India and West Indies are due to play a cricket match in Lucknow on October 6.
The match is at BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium.
A little drizzle interrupted West Indies’ practice before the game.
Some nearby areas have had waterlogging, but the stadium and pitch have not been reported flooded.
The forecast says there is only about a 7% chance of rain during the match.
It should be around 25°C at game time.
The air may feel humid.
For now, the weather looks unlikely to stop the game.
India and West Indies are scheduled to play the first T20I at Lucknow’s BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium on October 6.
The forecast gives about a 7% chance of rain, with no significant precipitation expected.
Temperatures are expected to be around 25°C at match time, after a daily high near 28°C.
Humidity may reach about 80%, and the dew point is forecast near 22°C.
Drizzle briefly interrupted West Indies’ practice, while waterlogging was reported nearby; the stadium and playing surface were not reported flooded.
- Who
- India and West Indies.
- What
- The first T20I between the teams.
- Where
- BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow, India.
- When
- October 6; the year is not specified in the article.
- Why
- The teams are scheduled to play, and the weather and ground conditions are being monitored after drizzle and reports of nearby waterlogging.
Key facts
- Match
- India vs West Indies, first T20I
- Date
- October 6; year not specified
- Venue
- BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow
- Rain probability
- About 7%
- Expected match-time temperature
- Around 25°C
- Expected humidity
- Around 80%
- Ground conditions
- Nearby waterlogging was reported, but the stadium premises and playing surface were not reported flooded.
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