Shadow of rain on the match in Bengaluru, chances up to 70%, know who will get the trophy


For cricket lovers, a big and worrying news is coming out from Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka, where the changing mood of the weather has increased the heartbeats of the sports lovers. Just before the important match to be played at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, dark clouds have gathered in the sky, due to which there is a complete danger of spoiling the fun of an exciting match. According to the latest report of the Meteorological Department, the probability of rain during the match has been estimated to be around 70 percent, which has increased the tension from the organizers to the fans. In view of this situation, only one question is being asked the most in the cricket circles that if this match is canceled due to rain, then which team will ultimately win and who will get the trophy? Latest weather condition of Bengaluru and dark clouds hovering in the sky. The weather of Bengaluru has been continuously changing for the last few days and as the evening approaches, the movement of clouds increases here along with cold winds. Even a day before the match, light to moderate rain was recorded here, due to which both the teams had to cancel their practice and they could not come on the field for practice. Meteorologists believe that when the match starts in the evening, the probability of thunder and heavy rain remains between 60 to 80 percent. Due to continuous monsoon or local weather activities, the pitch is completely covered with covers. There is every possibility of disruption from the time of toss till the initial overs of the match, due to which the groundsmen present on the field will also be severely tested. The pitch of M. Chinnaswamy Stadium and the help it provides to fast bowlers. Whenever a match is held at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, the small size of the pitch and the boundary here has always been considered a paradise for the batsmen. However, the mood of the pitch of this ground has changed a bit in recent times and with the new ball, the fast bowlers have started getting a lot of swing and bounce here. If the weather is pleasant and the sky is overcast, the seamers can wreak havoc in the early overs by swinging the ball both ways in the air. In such a situation, the biggest challenge for the captains of both the teams will be to play carefully and save wickets during the powerplay. However, as the game progresses and the ball gets older, it becomes much easier to bat. If we look at the statistics, the teams chasing in the later overs on this ground often have the upper hand, but due to the disruption of rain, the role of Duckworth Lewis Rule (DLS) will also become very important. If the match is canceled due to rain, which team will get the trophy? The biggest question is that if due to heavy rain in Bengaluru the game has to be canceled without even a single ball being bowled or completely midway, then how will the winner be decided? According to experts, if no reserve day has been kept for this particular match and it is not possible to play the minimum number of overs to determine the result of the match, then under the rules, both the finalists or both the teams facing each other may have to jointly declare the winner and share the trophy. If no alternate day of the match is scheduled as per the series or tournament rules, then in case of rain, the provision of sharing the trophy will apply keeping both the teams tied. However, the fans and players would never want such an exciting match to end without any result, because everyone wants to see the rain of fours and sixes on the field and not the rain of clouds to decide the match. Expectations of fans and teams, will the weather improve? Cricket lovers and supporters of both the teams are continuously praying to God that the rain clouds should disperse as soon as possible and a full-length match can be seen on this prestigious ground of Bengaluru. The local administration and curators are also fully prepared with modern drainage systems so that as soon as the rain stops, the field can be dried in the shortest possible time and play can be resumed. Even if the rain stops and the overs have to be reduced slightly, the thrill of the match will double in the Super Over or short format. Now it remains to be seen whether this weather of Bengaluru disappoints the sports lovers or a pleasant result comes out from between the clouds, which everyone is eagerly looking for.

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