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IND vs Eng 1st Test Day 5 Leeds Weather: Today is the fifth and decisive day of India vs England first Test. England cricket team has to score 350 runs to win and India should dismiss the entire team. There is every possibility of rain in this match to be held at the Handingley Cricket Ground in Leeds. Know what is the weather report in all three sessions? What will be affected on the pitch? And which team will benefit from this.
Due to the centuries of Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant, India scored 471 runs while batting first, England scored 465 runs. For England, Oli Pope scored a century (106) and Harry Brook scored an important innings of 99 runs. In the second innings, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant scored centuries for India, with the help of which India scored 364 runs and England got a target of 371 to win. The fifth day game will start Jack Crolya (12) and Ben Docket (9), both of them have scored 21 runs in the first innings.
How will Leeds season be in India vs England Test today?
There is a possibility of rain in Leeds on 24 June today. There is a possibility of drizzle, the possibility of rain during the start of the match is 20 percent. The winds will run at a speed of 24 kilometers per hour. Indian bowlers can get direct benefit of this, because the ball will be more swing with the seam. In the three sessions, the temperature will be close to 18 to 20 degrees Celsius.
The possibility of rain in the second and third sessions is 20 percent. In both these sessions, winds will run at a speed of 24 to 26 kilometers per hour. Even if it does not rain, it will be difficult for the England batsmen to be cloudy, the ball will do more action. Jaspreet Bumrah, Mohammad Siraj and famous Krishna can take advantage of this.
If it does not rain or clouds, then in this situation the pitch of Headingley Cricket Ground will be favorable for batting, and Indian bowlers may have to struggle. India won the last Test on this ground in 2002.
Indian team has a chance to create history
Team India won the last Test match in Leeds in 2002. On this ground, England has not even played a draw far away from losing any Test. Ben Stokes would like his team to win the sixth consecutive matches here. This is the first Test of Shubman Gill as a captain, he would also like to win it and make it memorable and historic.