Ind vs Eng 2nd Test Weather: India-England will be washed away in rain? Know how the season of Birmingham will be on July 2

Ind vs Eng 2nd Test Weather Forecast: The second Test to be played between India and England in Edgebeston, Birmingham will start from July 02. On the very first day of the match, the rain can make fun.

Ind vs Eng 2nd Test Weather Forecast and Update Birmingham: The second match of the five -match Test series being played between India and England is to be played at Edgbaston, Birmingham from July 02. In the first Test played in Leeds’s headingley, Shubman Gill’s captained Team India had to face 5 wickets. Now the Indian team would like to win the second Test and equal the series 1-1.

However, looking at the weather update, it does not seem that Team India will be able to win the series by winning the Birmingham Test as it is expected to rain on the first day of the second Test in Birmingham i.e. 02 July. So let’s know how the season of Birmingham will be on the first day.

Birmingham season on 2 July

According to the weather report, rain is expected in Birmingham on 02 July. According to the local time, the match will start from 11 am and the toss will be 10:30 pm. It is also expected of rain at the beginning of the match. There is hope of 20 percent rainfall. Apart from this, the sky can be cloudy throughout the day. However, the sky can also be clear in between.

According to this season, there may also be a chance of stopping the match in the middle. If the match disturbs the match due to rain on the very first day, it will not be easy for both teams to win. With the time of time in the day, the winds are expected to intensify, that is, during the third session, winds can move at a speed of about 18 kilometers per hour.

Batsmen can find it difficult on the first day

Let us know that the first day of Birmingham Test can prove to be very difficult for the batsmen. Cold weather, overcast condition and strong winds can cause problems for batsmen. Such condition will be beneficial for fast bowlers. In this sense, the team winning the toss would like to bowl first.