As cricket fans eagerly await the final day of the India vs. New Zealand 1st Test, all eyes are on the weather at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Day 4 ended abruptly due to dark clouds rolling in, and now, Day 5 holds the key to determining the match’s outcome. Will India defend their low total, or will the Kiwis chase down the 107 runs needed for victory?
India’s resilience in the second innings, after being bowled out for just 46 in the first, brought them back into contention. Their spinners are poised to make history, but the weather could spoil the excitement. Will the rain gods allow a thrilling finish, or will the game end in disappointment?
M Chinnaswamy Stadium Weather Tomorrow
Rain seems likely to disrupt Day 5 of the IND vs. NZ Test. The forecast predicts cloudy skies with a 48% chance of thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoon. The temperature will hover around 27°C, and winds from the northwest at 7 km/h may create tricky conditions for the players. Bengaluru might see up to 8.4 mm of rain, leaving fans on edge about the fate of the match.
Hourly Weather Breakdown
Here’s a quick look at the rain chances for Day 5:
- 9:00 AM: 51%
- 10:00 AM: 51%
- 11:00 AM: 47%
- 12:00 PM: 45%
- 1:00 PM: 49%
- 2:00 PM: 51%
- 3:00 PM: 55%
- 4:00 PM: 39%
- 5:00 PM: 33%
- 6:00 PM: 39%
India’s Winning Chances
Despite the weather concerns, India has a solid chance of clinching this match. With quality spinners in their lineup and overcast conditions helping them, they could quickly dismantle the New Zealand batting order. The Kiwis, though, are just 107 runs away from victory, making it a nail-biting finale. Who will come out on top, the bowlers or the weather?
