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It is expected that the fifth and final test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophic series will conclude the day 4 (Sunday, August 3) in the Oval of London. India is in a strong position, needing only nine doctors to get the series, but the climate could influence the penultimate day of the party.
With England leading the series 2-1, on the 4th of the final test it is crucial for both teams. India has the opportunity to level the series at 2-2, while England aims to seal a 3-1 victory. England has pursued great goals in the Bazball era, including in this series in Leeds, but India are the favorite to win.
Day 4 Meteorological forecast for India Test VS England in Oval
The weather is expected to play a key role on the 4th of the final test in the oval. Day 3 played without interruption, but forecasts suggest that light rain and cloudy skies could return Sunday. The morning conditions are likely to remain dry, giving Indian bowls a good opportunity to hit -early.
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ACCUWEATH provides 62% of rainfall in the afternoon, with temperatures ranging from 24 ° C during the day to 16 ° C at night. The collection conditions could benefit from Marins like Akash Deep and Mohammed Siraj offering movement off the pitch.
In the afternoon there is a 40-50% risk of rain, but only brief showers are expected, with the probability that the rain will fall to 7% later the day. No storms are expected and on the 5th it is available if necessary, maintaining high hopes for a result despite possible weather delays.
London Time on Sunday – UK MET Office
| Local time (ist) | Possibility of rain | Temperature (° C) |
|---|---|---|
| 11:00 (15:30) | <5% | 14 ° |
| 12 h (16:30) | <5% | 15 ° |
| 13:00 (17:30) | 10% | 17 ° |
| 14:00 (18:30) | 10% | 18 ° |
| 15 h (19:30) | <5% | 20 ° |
| 4pm (8:30 pm) | 20% | 21 ° |
| 17:00 (21:30) | 30% | 21 ° |
| 18:00 (22:30) | 50% | 21 ° |
| 19:00 (23:30) | 50% | 21 ° |
India Day 3 of the fifth test in a maximum
India ended on the 3rd of the fifth test in a maximum, eliminating Zak Crawley in the final to leave England at 50/1 in his 374 persecution. Ben Duckett remained unbeaten at 34 of 48 balls. With Chris Wokes it is unlikely to occur due to injury, India needs only eight more doctors to win and level the series at 2-2.
At the beginning of the day, the Batters of India produced a strong collective performance. Yasasvi Jaiswal scored 118, while Akash Deep added a valuable 66 in a 107 -run collaboration with Jaiswal. Ravindra Jadja encrypted with a half -century compound, and Dhruv Juryl contributed 34.
Washington Sundar provided a strong ending with a fast 53 of only 46 balls. He sewed a collaboration of 39 runs with Prasidh Krishna for the final wick, helping India to reach a total of 396. The visitors go to day 4 with a firm advantage.
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