the reigning champs When England plays Bangladesh on Tuesday, October 10, at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala, they will be looking to rebound strongly after being completely destroyed by New Zealand.
The ODI World Cup 2023’s warm-up matches were plagued by weather, but the rain gods have been fair during the event’s opening matches. Cricket fans will be pleased to learn that the outlook for Tuesday’s match between England and Bangladesh in Dharamsala looks fairly encouraging. Even though there is just a 50% probability of rain in the afternoon, it won’t likely keep play from continuing.
Temperatures will be comfortable, ranging from 21 to 23 degrees Celsius, when the match begins at 10:30 am (IST). Around 57% of the atmosphere will be humid. Due to the two teams’ dissimilar tournament starts, the magnificent stadium will be prepared to accommodate them. Given that the game is scheduled to end by 6 PM local time, it is vital to highlight that dew won’t be an issue.
Another underwhelming contest in Dharamsala?
Bangladesh knocked out Afghanistan for 156 in the opening match of the ODI World Cup 2023 at this location before chasing the total down in 35 overs with six wickets remaining. On the grassy field used for that game, batting in the first innings proved challenging. The second inning, though, saw a little bit of a slowdown.
Despite the relatively small borders at this location, historically, runs haven’t been particularly common. The first inning score is only 169 on average. Four of the five ODIs played at this location were won by teams in the chase. The captain who is awarded the toss may decide without thinking to bowl first.
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