On Thursday, January 11, the Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali will host the opening Twenty20 International (T20I) of a three-match series between Afghanistan and India.
After a 14-month break, India’s regular captain Rohit Sharma is returning to the T20I circuit, and fans are eagerly awaiting this match. Afghanistan boasts some excellent cricket players who possess all the necessary components to make a huge impact on Indian territory. In the opening T20I, both sides would want to start strong and give it their all. But, given that rain has recently ruined a lot of games, it’s critical to monitor the weather prediction.
Thank goodness, Thursday looks like a nice day for the weather gods. The AccuWeather weather forecast indicates that there is no probability of rain. It will be a cold winter’s evening for both sides. By the time the game is over, the temperature may have dropped to nine degrees Celsius from its predicted 13 degrees at kickoff. During the match, the humidity may be between fifty and seventy percent. Since it’s winter in India, moisture can be a major factor in the game. With strong spinners in their arsenals, both teams may be in for a difficult match.
IS Bindra Stadium Pitch Report for Punjab Cricket Association:
Good batting surfaces are typically available at the Punjab Cricket Association’s IS Bindra Stadium. With the new ball, seam bowlers can receive some assistance under the lights. Due to the large square borders at the location, bowlers would have some reprieve.
Australia defeated India by 209 runs with four wickets and as many balls remaining in the September 2022 Twenty20 International match that was played at this location. The average first-inning score of 183 indicates that the PCA Stadium is one of the best batting surfaces in the country. Teams who bat first have won two T20Is, whereas chasing teams have won four.
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