IND vs SA: Rain will become the villain in Ahmedabad! From weather to pitch report, see complete details in one click

By Samira Vishwas On Dec 25, 2025

IND vs SA: The ongoing five-match T20 series between India and South Africa has been very exciting. India was leading 2-1 after the first three matches, but the fourth match was canceled due to dense fog in Lucknow. Now both the teams are ready for the last and decisive match of the series. India is already in a position to win the series, while South Africa will try to level the series by winning the match.

Match date and time

This fifth T20 match will be played on Friday, 19 December 2025. The match will start at 7:00 PM, while the toss is expected to take place at 6:30 PM. This is the last match of the series, so both the teams will try their best.

Location and pitch report

The match will be held at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. This is the largest cricket stadium in the world and also the home ground of Gujarat Titans. Indian players are well aware of the conditions here. Talking about the pitch, the wicket of Narendra Modi Stadium is generally flat and helpful for the batsmen. There is good bounce here, which makes it easy to hit big shots.

High scoring games are often seen here in T20 matches. Considering the strong batsmen of both the teams, a big score can be made. However, sometimes the pitch also provides some help to the bowlers, especially the spinners.

weather forecast

Fans are worried about the weather after the match was canceled due to fog in Lucknow. But the situation is different in Ahmedabad. The weather is expected to remain clear on the evening of 19 December 2025. Visibility will be good and there is no chance of rain. The daytime temperature may be around 29-30 degrees Celsius and a little cooler in the evening, but there will be no impact on the match. Fans can enjoy the stadium without any worries.

This match to be played in Ahmedabad will decide the series, which is important for both the teams. The Indian team is looking strong on home ground, while South Africa would like to make a comeback.