ODI World Cup 2023: New Zealand vs Pakistan Weather Forecast and Pitch Report of M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
New Zealand and Pakistan both are keen on making it to the knockout stages of the ODI World Cup 2023.
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Game 35 of the ongoing ODI World Cup 2023 will feature a clash between New Zealand and Pakistan at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore on Saturday, November 4. New Zealand will be coming into the clash on the back of a loss against South Africa, putting in a subpar performance with both bat and ball. New Zealand failed to register a win.
On the other hand, Pakistan has not been in good form in the tournament either. However, they did win their previous game when they took on Bangladesh, and they will be keen on carrying on the momentum against the Black Caps as the race for the top four heats up.
With the game all set to be held in Bangalore, many fans would be wondering what the weather would be like at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium when New Zealand and Pakistan take centre stage.
According to Accuweather, the forecast for November 4 is not looking good. With a 68 percent chance of rain during the day, the match is very likely to be affected by rain. Furthermore, the probability of raindrops to 25 percent in the evening; if the weather goes as expected, a shortened game could be on the cards in Bangalore.
Talking of the temperatures, it could be around a high of 29 degrees with a low of 20 degrees in the evening, with a cloud cover remaining throughout the game.
New Zealand and Pakistan look to book knockout round berth
Speaking of the performances that New Zealand and Pakistan have put in at the ODI World Cup 2023, both sides find each other neck-to-neck in the standings, with New Zealand sitting in fourth place with eight points and Pakistan sitting in fifth with six points to their name.
Seeing the Black Caps’ recent performances, their net run rate has taken quite the hit, and as both sides gear up to face off in Bangalore, the Men in Green will look to take advantage of the fact and potentially book their berth in the knockout rounds of the tournament.
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