IND vs AUS Pink Ball Test Weather Report Adelaide: Team India got off to a flying start in the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 between India and Australia by winning the first match by 295 runs in Perth. Now the second Test match of the series between the two teams will be played from December 6 at the Adelaide Oval, which will be played with a pink ball. In this match, the Australian team will try their best to come back, which will not be easy for the Indian team to face. In the Adelaide Test, on the one hand, the grass pitch has increased the tension of the Indian team, on the other hand, the weather on the first day can also cause problems.
Rain on the first day may spoil the fun of the fans
If we talk about the weather in Adelaide, the match will start at 2.30 pm local time on December 6. If we talk about the weather of the first day, rain may interrupt. According to a weather.com report, there is a 20 to 30 percent chance of rain before the start of the match. After the start of the match, the chances of rain will decrease but there will be cloud cover, in which case the fast bowlers will get full advantage. Considering the weather, it is not an easy task for the team winning the toss to decide whether to bat or bowl first. There is very little chance of rain on the second, third and fourth days of this Test match, while the fifth day may see some rain.
India have won 2 Test matches in Adelaide so far
If we look at the record of the Indian team at the Adelaide Oval, they have played a total of 13 Test matches against the Australian team, out of which they have won only 2 matches, while they have faced defeat in 8. 3 matches ended in a draw. Rohit Sharma will once again be seen captaining Team India in the Adelaide Test, apart from this, Shubman Gill is also set to return to the playing 11.
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