The IND vs SA 3rd Test will be an intense affair. Rohit Sharma’s India will look to level the series after losing the first Test while the Proteas have the motivation to provide South African batter Dean Elgar with a victorious send-off. The premise thus is set, but now it’s time to find out if the weather gods will allow an uninterrupted game of cricket. Will rain affect the IND vs SA 3rd Test match? Let’s find out.
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The IND vs SA 1st Test saw the Proteas dominate the match to end India’s hopes of winning their maiden series in South African soil. The Indian batters had a bad match. No one other than KL Rahul and Virat Kohli could score big runs in the match as Indian bowlers struggled against confident-looking Proteas batters. Dean Elgar, playing in his last Test series, smashed a 185 in the first innings as Kagiso Rabada and Nandre Burger both had a seven-wicket hauls in the match.
The focus now turns to Cape Town as India look to salvage pride. However, there remains some concern about the Cape Town weather,
IND vs SA 3rd Test Weather Report
According to Accuweather, the weather of Cape Town will fluctuate during the five days of the IND vs SA 3rd Test. During the first three days of the Test match starting on January 3, the weather is expected to be clear no possibility of rain.
However, the fourth day of the Test match does carry a chance of rain, with a 40 to 50 per cent precipitation expected on January 6th. The fifth and final day of the match has a chance of 5 to 10 per cent precipitation.
Overall, the match is expected to move smoothly without any major disruptions. Now it’ll be up to India and Australia to make the match interesting.
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