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India.com
4 hours ago
- India.com
IND vs ENG Day 4 Weather Report: Will Rain Gods Play A Barrier Saving India Today?
England and India continue their battle in the ongoing fourth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2025 at Manchester, with the home side currently in control. Day 4 of the match will take place on July 26, and all eyes will be on whether India can make a comeback. While the bowlers have failed to give fans even a glimmer of hope on Day 3, the indian netizens are hoping for a rain on Day 4 that could possibly turn this match to a potential draw. While English fans are hoping exactly opposite as their team is in commanding position and an almost 200 hundred run lead opens their gate for a victory. At the end of Day 3, England were firmly placed at 544 for 7, having built a strong lead. India will aim to dismiss the remaining batters quickly and try to restrict England to under 600 in their first innings. Ben Stokes and Liam Dawson will resume the innings, with Stokes nearing a century and likely to look for further impact in the game. As Day 4 approaches, many fans are curious about the weather conditions and whether rain might affect the proceedings. IND vs ENG, Manchester Day 4 Weather Report While a sunny day could make things even harder for the Indian bowlers, rain could bring some relief. Forecasts suggest a 30 percent chance of rain between 9 AM and 12 PM local time. Showers are likely around 1 PM, with the chance of rain increasing to 50 percent at that time. However, no significant rainfall is expected during the rest of the day. Cloudy conditions are likely, which may assist seam bowlers and pose challenges for India later in the match. Notably, England hold 186-run lead going into Day 4 on the backs of their top 4 who each scored a half century. Joe Root even went on to score 150 for his team continuing his midas touch as Manchester. In terms of individual performances, Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja have each picked up two wickets, making them the leading wicket-takers for India so far. Jasprit Bumrah, Anshul Kamboj, and Mohammed Siraj have taken one wicket each. England, with three wickets in hand, currently lead by 186 runs and will be aiming to widen the gap when play resumes on Day 4.
Indian Express
4 hours ago
- Indian Express
Manchester Weather update, IND vs ENG Test Day 4: Rain set to affect morning session at Old Trafford today?
Manchester weather update, India vs England Test day 4: After finding themselves in troubled waters on the Old Trafford surface, the heavens might just dampen the visitors' hopes before they set out to bat on day four of the fourth Test as spells of rain are expected to hit the ground on Saturday. Ben Stokes' Bazballers are pole position as they aim to take an unassailable 3-1 series lead after soaring past India's 358-run first-innings total on Day 3. Led by Joe Root's record-breaking 38th Test century, which he duly converted to a whopping 16th 150 in his career, England deflated the Indian pace attack as they moved up to 544 for seven before stumps, leading by 186 runs. With fifties from Ollie Pope and captain Ben Stokes, captain Gill and Co. were left with minimal options on the field on Friday. However, the rains might just compound their woes today with overcast skies expected to blanket the ground after a spotless day of sunshine. According to the UK Met Office department, wet weather is likely to persist throughout the morning and afternoon in Manchester with chances of rainfall peaking at noon. However, the Met department predicts the weather to be carrying 'light rain changing to overcast by late morning.' Manchester weather today (UK Met Office) None of India's lead pacers were able to inflict damage on the English batters as India bore the ignominy of conceding a 500-plus total for the first time in an overseas Test in a decade. England were also the last time to record three 400-plus scores in a series against India in the sub-continent in 2016, as they have this series. England were also the last side to rack up over 500 runs in an innings against India, having recorded the feat during their 2021 tour to India in Chennai. Staring at the possibility of an innings defeat, Gill and India may just have to counter the mercurial English weather alongside the host's pace attack on Saturday.
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Business Standard
4 hours ago
- Business Standard
Weatherman predicts light rain, cloudy skies & high humidity in Delhi today
IMD forecasts light to moderate rain with thunderstorms in Delhi till month-end; more rainfall may bring relief from humid conditions Apexa Rai New Delhi Delhi residents continued to face discomfort on Saturday morning as humidity levels remained high following hot weather and the lack of rainfall a day before. The brief respite brought by the July-23 rain was short-lived, offering only temporary relief before conditions quickly returned to being hot and humid. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted more rain for July 26. The forecast suggests a partly cloudy sky with chances of light to moderate showers, accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning. Maximum temperatures are expected to range between 34 and 36 degrees Celsius, while the minimum may hover around 27 degrees Celsius. Air quality dips, but remains moderate Delhi's air quality showed a slight decline, but remained in the 'satisfactory' category. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded at 86 at 10 am on July 26. Light rain and cloudy skies likely to continue No significant weather warnings have been issued for the capital over the next few days. Light to moderate showers, accompanied by occasional thunderstorms, are expected to persist until the end of the month. Skies will remain mostly cloudy, keeping temperatures relatively lower. Humidity levels will fluctuate depending on the timing and intensity of rainfall. Kerala battered by overnight downpour Meanwhile, intense rainfall since Friday night caused widespread damage across parts of Kerala. Water levels in rivers and reservoirs surged, prompting the IMD to issue an orange alert in seven districts: Alappuzha, Kottayam, Idukki, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Malappuram, and Kozhikode. An orange alert denotes the possibility of very heavy rainfall, between 11 cm and 20 cm within 24 hours. In Kozhikode, strong winds and heavy overnight rain uprooted trees and damaged homes and vehicles. Power lines were also brought down, leading to electricity outages. Similar incidents were reported in Kottayam and Kannur. IMD issues red alert for parts of Maharashtra The IMD also sounded warnings for parts of Maharashtra, forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall in the coastal Konkan region, including Mumbai, and the hilly terrain of Pune, Satara, and Nashik on July 26. A red alert was issued for Palghar district, while an orange alert was issued for Mumbai, Raigad, Ratnagiri, and Sindhudurg. In the Western Ghats, a red alert was declared for the ghat areas of Pune, with an orange alert for the hilly zones of Nashik and Satara.
