Kanpur weather update India vs Bangladesh 2024 2nd Test Day 1: Rain set to ruin opening day at Green Park Stadium

India and Bangladesh will face off against each and every other right during the 2d Test of their two-match Test series at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur from Friday (September 27). Nonetheless, the weather Gods should not looking too favourable for the two sides specifically on the outlet day of the 2d Test match.

There's high possibility of rain hitting the city of Kanpur on Friday with thunderstorms also predicted for the outlet day of the clash. In line with the weather prediction for Kanpur on Friday, there'll be ninety 9 per cent cloud cover with as a minimum Four hours of rain.

There ninety three per cent possibilities of rain on Friday and about fifty six per cent possibility of thunderstorms to boot. The temperature has to be around 28 degrees with 83 per cent humidity when the toss is scheduled to take place around 9am IST.

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Kanpur Weather prediction for Friday.

The weather prediction for Saturday for Day 2 also doesn’t make for pretty reading as there'll be 91 per cent cloud cover with about fifty five per cent possibilities of rain which may possibly amplify to boot.

Meanwhile, the curator at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur is confident that the track for the Test match can have enough for each and every person – be it batters or bowlers. “There'll be that Chennai match feeling. It must have something for each and every person. It be going to supply bounce right during the primary two sessions and it could actually possibly even be pretty good for batting for the primary two days. Then, the spinners will come into play on the last three days,” curator Shiv Kumar became quoted as saying by PTI news agency.

The black soil for the Green Park pitch, as always, has been sourced from Kali Mitti village near Unnao, which is 23km from Kanpur. The pitches crafted from black soil traditionally assist spinners, while red soil helps the pacers. The pitch for the 2d Test is anticipated to play low and slow.

“We get this soil tested from the Indian Institute of Technology. It’s a distinct soil that's found near a pond in village Kali Mitti. It (bringing black soil from the village) is a practice we've been following for years,” said an UPCA official.

Rohit Sharma’s Team India are 1-0 up right during the two-match Test series having won the primary Test in Chennai last week by 280 runs.