Greater Noida Weather: Occasional Rains Likely To Play Spoilsport In Afghanistan Vs New Zealand One-Off Test
The Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Cricket Stadium in Greater Noida is hosting its first-ever Test match.
New Delhi: The historic one-Test match between Afghanistan and New Zealand in Greater Noida is maybe going to be plagued by rain as showers are expected on all five days of the game. The Test match, which is the first-ever between the perimeters, is slated to begin on the Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex on September 9. The weather in Noida has been unexpected for the past week with unexpected scattered showers, humidity, cloudy and sunny spells.
In step with Accuweather, there are 78 per cent probabilities of rain in Greater Noida with humid weather on Monday (September 9). The forecast will probably be partly sunny together with thunderstorms in spots at some point of the morning followed by a couple of thunderstorms around at some point of the afternoon.
The weather will change into better at some point of the following two days – Day 2 (September 10) and three (9-11) – as the forecast will probably be mostly sunny. Day four (September 12) is maybe going to get occasional rain and thunderstorms. The final word day of the Test match will probably be cloudy and humid.
Earlier, Afghanistan’s first training session on August 30 had to cancelled as a consequence of rain and wet outfield. New Zealand also couldn’t take the sphere on September 8 as a consequence of the same. Led by Tim Southee, the whole team had to be content indoors earlier than the pacer and his counterpart unveiled the trophy.
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