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Australia and West Indies will face the second test From the three -game series to the National Cricket Stadium of St George’s, Grenada, from July 3. Australia Direct the series 1-0 after a victory of 159 runs in the first test and will be eager to seal the series, while the hosts are desperate to bounce off in the house floor.
Stories to reflect on the initial shock between the western Indies and Australia
Australia’s impetus: Visitors dominated the opening test, with Chief of travisThe fifty and the fifty and Josh HazlewoodThe five -wicket route demonstrating decisive. Australian rhythm trio:PAT Cummins, Mitchell Starcand Hazlewood: He will try to re -exploit the friendly conditions of Grenada.
Western Indies Response: Despite the defeat, the western Indies found positives in the performances of Jayden seales and Sham Josephwho worried the first order of Australia early. The UNAU is now on the battery of his rhythm, including Alzarri JosephTo make the most of the new ball and put the tone for the house.
Meteorological forecast for five days in St. George’s
Thursday, July 3 (day 1)
- Forecast: Mostly cloudy; A couple of morning showers followed by a thunder storm on the spots this afternoon. High of 31 ° C, low 25 ° C. Rain probability: 70%. Winds from the east to 22 km/h.
- Impact: Wait for a delayed or interrupted start due to morning showers and the risk of storms in the afternoon. The pitch can retain moisture, offering a significant movement for sewing bowls soon. The collection conditions will help swing the bowls, making the shake complicated in the first session.
Friday, July 4 (day 2)
- Forecast: A possible storm in some parts of the area in the morning; Otherwise, cloudy. High of 30 ° C, under 25 ° C. Probability of rain: 41%. ESE winds at 20 km/h.
- Impact: The potential morning interruption of storms, but the game should proceed under the cloudy sky for most of the day. The cloud cover will continue to help -Swing’s sewing and bowls, but as the pitch dries, the shake can be easier in the afternoon.
Saturday, July 5 (Day 3)
- Forecast: A morning storm; Otherwise, sun and clouds. High of 31 ° C, below 24 ° C. Rain probability: 57%. ESE winds at 20 km/h.
- Impact: Another possible delayed start due to a morning storm, but it is expected that the improved conditions as the day progresses. The Sun will help the passage to dry, possibly flattening the surface and will make the beaten conditions better post-frame. The spinners could begin to come into play as the pitch is carried.
Sunday, July 6 (day 4)
- Forecast: Partially sunny with shower in the afternoon. High of 32 ° C, low 25 ° C. Rain probability: 66%. East winds to 19 km/h.
- Impact: An uninterrupted game is mainly expected, with only a short afternoon shower. The heat and the sun will accelerate the deterioration of the passage, the help in the turn and the variable bounce. Batting will be harder, especially in the final session.
Monday, July 7 (day 5)
- Forecast: Partially sunny with shower at the places in the afternoon. High of 31 ° C, low 25 ° C. Rain probability: 40%. ESE winds at 20 km/h.
- Impact: On the fifth day he could see brief rainbowl, but to a large extent playful conditions. The pitch will be in its most worn bowls and favoring, especially spinners and those who exploit the variable rebound. Wait for baptism to be difficult, increasing the chances of result if the party goes to the distance.
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