IND vs NZ World Cup 2023: The weather forecast for the day of the match suggests the possibility of rain and thunderstorms. Accuweather and other sources indicate that the skies over Dharamsala are expected to be shrouded in clouds, with a high chance of precipitation.
In the 2023 World Cup, the Indian cricket team has been a force to be reckoned with, securing victory in all four of their previous matches. Their most recent win over Bangladesh showcased their prowess, with Virat Kohli’s century leading them to a triumphant victory by 7 wickets and 51 balls to spare.
New Zealand’s Formidable Dominance
New Zealand, on the other hand, has also been on a winning spree, notching up four consecutive victories. They are determined to maintain their excellent track record against India in ICC events, having not faced defeat since 2003.
IND vs NZ World Cup 2023: A Clash of Titans
As these cricket giants prepare to clash in Dharamsala, the stakes are higher than ever. The anticipation is palpable as fans eagerly await this epic showdown.
IND vs NZ World Cup 2023, Weather Report
However, a crucial factor that could influence the outcome of the match is the weather. The weather forecast for the day of the match suggests the possibility of rain and thunderstorms.
Accuweather and other sources indicate that the skies over Dharamsala are expected to be shrouded in clouds, with a high chance of precipitation. The temperature is predicted to linger around 18°C, with winds blowing from the south and southwest at 9 km/hr. Furthermore, there are reports of anticipated thunderstorms in certain parts of Dharamsala during the afternoon of the match.
Toss Time Troubles
Adding to the intrigue, Weather.com reports that rain is expected at the toss time, scheduled for 1:30 PM IST.
Rain’s Impact on Points
In the event of a rain-induced washout, both India and New Zealand will each receive one point, following the ICC regulations for the World Cup 2023. Fortunately, both teams have managed to avoid rain disruptions in their previous matches, but the unpredictable weather in Dharamsala remains a cause for concern.