IND vs SA Guwahati Weather Report The second match of the 3-match series between Team India and South Africa will be played in Guwahati. The team has a chance to win the series here. Let us know before the match the condition of the weather here.
Team India, which has taken a 1-0 lead in the 3-match series, has a chance to win the series at home for the first time. This is the third match of this venue in Barsapara's stadium where this match is taking place. Any T20I match is happening here after January 2022. The last match too was washed out without a single ball being bowled here. However, the day before the match, the weather was so hot here that coach Rahul Dravid had to say that we are lucky that the match is taking place in the evening.
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Talking about Team India, Rohit and Kohli were dismissed early in the last match, while Suryakumar Yadav and KL Rahul played an unbeaten half-century to give the team an 8-wicket victory. In the bowling, the pair of Arshdeep and Deepak Chahar bowled amazingly with the new ball. South Africa's team proved to be a failure in every department in the first match but this team is known for its comeback and can do the same here.
Talking about the weather in Guwahati, rain is expected on the day of the match. The temperature here during the day is expected to be 35 °C while at night it is expected to be 25 °C. There is a 41 percent chance of rain during the day and 80 percent chance of rain in the night. In such a situation, if the match gets interrupted then it will not be a surprise.
The statistics of this ground show that not many runs have been scored here. The last time the match was held at this ground, against Australia, Team India was all out after scoring only 122 runs. Jason Behrendorff took 4 wickets for Australia. Australia won this match easily. Talking about the pitch, like the previous match, the new ball can help the bowlers here too. The team batting first will have to play cautiously in the opening moments.
