Team India is poised to make its comeback to Test cricket after a prolonged break, facing Bangladesh in a two-match series. The first Test is set to begin on September 19 at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. However, a looming weather threat casts a shadow over the highly anticipated match.
Rain is predicted to play a significant role on the opening day, potentially disrupting the proceedings. According to weather forecasts, intermittent showers are expected throughout Thursday, impacting the first day’s play. The morning session faces a 25% chance of precipitation, which rises to a concerning 46% in the afternoon.
The downpours are expected to intensify around 2:00 PM, potentially causing delays and disrupting the second session. This could lead to a delayed start for the third session, adding to the challenges of the first Test under new head coach Gautam Gambhir.
Cricket enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting India’s return to the Test format, but the unpredictable weather could significantly alter the course of the opening match, leaving fans hoping for clear skies and a thrilling contest.
