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Rain Threat Looms Over IND vs AUS 3rd Test

Rain Could Dampen India’s WTC Final Dreams

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Rain clouds over Gabba during IND vs AUS 3rd Test, threatening match progress.

Rain Clouds Over Brisbane
India’s path to the World Test Championship (WTC) Final faces a stormy challenge—literally. The third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, set to take place at the Gabba in Brisbane, might be heavily affected by rain. As per the Australian government’s Bureau of Meteorology, showers are predicted on all five days, jeopardizing the chances of a result.

How Rain Could Impact WTC Hopes
With the series tied at 1-1, this match is critical for India to stay in contention for the WTC Final. A washed-out game could all but end their hopes of securing a spot, putting immense pressure on Rohit Sharma’s men to clinch the remaining Tests.

Daily Rain Forecast
Here’s the rain prediction for each day of the match:

Day Chance of Rain
Day 1 50%
Day 2 40%
Day 3 40%
Day 4 30%
Day 5 40%

With medium showers expected for most of the game, players and fans alike might have to brace for interruptions.

Recap of the Adelaide Test
In the Pink Ball Test in Adelaide, Australia dominated with a 10-wicket win. Travis Head’s blazing 140 off 141 and Marnus Labuschagne’s solid 64 were the highlights with the bat. On the bowling front, Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins wreaked havoc, picking 8 and 7 wickets respectively.

India’s Must-Win Situation
To keep their WTC dreams alive, India needs a win in Brisbane. With rain threatening the game, every session of play will be crucial. Will the weather gods favor India, or will rain wash away their hopes?

A Nail-Biting Finish Awaits
Despite the gloomy forecast, cricket fans worldwide are hoping for enough play to witness a thrilling contest between two cricketing giants. Keep your fingers crossed!

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