IND vs AFG 2nd T20I: Weather Predictions and Pitch Report for 2nd T20I at Holkar Cricket Stadium, Indore
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India will be playing the 2nd T20I against Afghanistan at Holkar Stadium in Indore. India is currently leading the series 1-0 after winning the first match of the series at Mohali by 6 wickets. The performance of the youngsters ensured that India won the match by a comfortable margin. The focus is now towards the second match of the series between the two sides.
The match is set to take place in Indore, which is known as a batting feast for the batters. Over the years, the pitch has been extremely flat, and the short boundaries mean that the batters are always the ones to dominate the match. For instance, India scored its highest-ever T20I score against Sri Lanka in 2017 when they scored 260 runs on the board, thanks to Rohit Sharma’s knock.
In the match, Rohit registered the joint fastest hundred in T20Is. The Indian batter registered a hundred in just 35 balls. Likewise, SA had a memorable outing the last time they played at the venue. They scored 227 runs on the board and dismissed India for 178. However, in the most recent game between India and Australia, there was some spin on offer. It is interesting to see how it would react this time around.
Cold weather at Indore ahead of India vs Afghanistan match
India has a good record at Indore, as they have lost only one match at the venue across formats. Having said that, it is important to see how the weather is for the match. In the last few weeks, the weather seems to be very cold in Indore. There have been reports of people being terrified by the weather in Indore, which has been unexpectedly cold.
The weather during the match is likely to remain the same. The players were in the training session with their body coverings on. During the daytime, the weather is likely to be around 27 degrees Celsius at max. In the nighttime, the weather is likely to drop down to 10 degrees centigrade. However, the match is unlikely to be interrupted by rain and one can expect a result between the two sides.
