Forecast looks optimistic on Day 1 at Wankhede Stadium

Mumbai downpours have never been kind with the city. However, this time around, shockingly, it has returned out of the blue in the month of December.

As Test cricket gets back to Mumbai without precedent for five years – the Wankhede Stadium last hosted a Test match in 2016 when India took on England – it will fight the danger of downpour, which vows to leave an effect on the second India versus New Zealand Test match beginning Friday.

Substantial rain lashed Mumbai on Wednesday, with things enhancing Thursday. Also fortunately according to weather conditions, the climate figure for Friday, Day 1 of the Test match – looks marginally encouraging.

In spite of the fact that there are cloudy skies with brief spell of showers expected toward the beginning of the day meeting, the climate update shows that the sun might play find the stowaway in the skies of the city.

With the temperature answered to arrive at 30 degrees, the whole day might be overcast, or somewhat bright. In any case, interestingly, after the morning meeting, things look more splendid. Although, the same cannot be said for the match to start on time. The start of the first session may see a delay.

The temperature is relied upon to float between 25 to 28 degrees with chances of showers going from 13 to 15 percent. The way that odds of precipitation show a peripheral decrease from Thursday to Friday – 98% to 51 percent and lower is a decent sign for Indian cricket Test match fanatics.

Regardless of whether the morning begins with showers in Mumbai, the remainder of the day should dole out sufficient activity on Day 1 of the second Test at the Wankhede Stadium.