WI vs IND: Weather will be like this in India-West Indies 1st Test

IND vs WI 1st Test Weather Report The first Test match between India and West Indies is to be played at Windsor Park in Dominica. Team India played its last match on this ground in the year 2011. Although rain can prove to be a villain in the first test. There is a possibility of heavy rain on the first day of the Test. On the other hand, the weather can be unfaithful on the fourth and fifth day as well.

IND vs WI 1st Test

The Test series between India and West Indies is going to start from 12th July. Under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, Team India will hit the ground with the intention of maintaining its unmatched record on Caribbean soil. The Indian team lost the last Test match on West Indies soil in the year 2002 and since then the team has remained invincible. The first Test match between the two teams is to be played at Windsor Park in Dominica. Where rain can spoil the excitement of the match.

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How is the weather in Dominica?

Actually, according to the report of the Meteorological Department, rain can become a villain in the first Test between India and West Indies (WI vs IND). The weather will be seen to be foul on the very first day of the Test, due to which the game will be greatly affected. The good news is that there is almost no chance of rain on the second and third day of the Test. That is, two days without a break, there will be a fierce battle between the bat and the ball.

Heavy rain on the fourth-fifth day

There are full chances of heavy rain on the fourth and fifth day of the Test. It will rain heavily on July 15 and 16, due to which the whole day's play can also be washed away. However, fans will hope that this prediction of the Meteorological Department proves to be wrong.

How is the pitch?

Spinners dominate the pitch at Windsor Park in Dominica. Spinning balls make life miserable for the batsmen. The bowlers who have taken the most wickets on this ground have also been spinners. Caribbean off-spinner Shane Shillingford has taken 20 wickets in two matches here. At the same time, another spinner Devendra Bishoo is second in terms of taking the most wickets. Seeing the help from the pitch, captain Rohit can take the field with the trio of Ashwin-Jadeja and Akshar.