England and Pakistan are all set to face each other in a 4-match T20I series, starting Wednesday, May 22. The series is part of preparations for both teams before the T20 World Cup to be held in the West Indies and the United States of America (USA). With rain expected throughout the day, the match at Headingley Cricket Ground might face some disruption. That being said, let us take a look at PAK vs ENG 1st T20I Weather Report.
Headingley Cricket Ground Weather Report- Rain threat loom over PAK vs ENG 1st T20I
The forecast indicates a 41% chance of rain, starting with light showers in the morning. These showers are predicted to intensify and persist until around 7 PM local time. Even after the heavier rain subsides, light showers are likely to continue, making it possible that the match could be abandoned without any play.
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Temperatures are expected to be a chilly 13 degrees Celsius, which, coupled with high humidity levels at 95%, will create challenging conditions for players and spectators alike. The muggy atmosphere will add to the difficulty for both teams as they prepare to compete.
Pakistan gear up for T20 World Cup
This T20I series is crucial as it is the last competitive match for both teams before the T20 World Cup 2024, which starts on June 1. Pakistan will play their group stage games in the United States, while England will head to the West Indies for their matches. Both teams are keen to use this series to fine-tune their squads and strategies ahead of the global tournament.
