Queensland Weather Report: India vs Australia 4th T20I at Carrara Oval
Will rain disrupt the ongoing T20I series between Australia and India again after the Canberra washout? Here is the weather forecast for Carrara Oval, the venue for the fourth T20I on Thursday, 6 November.
Series Overview
India and Australia face off in the fourth game of the five-match series, both aiming to take the lead after India leveled the series 1-1 in the third T20I. Arshdeep Singh led India’s bowling attack, taking three wickets and restricting Australia to a modest 188/6. Washington Sundar then scored an unbeaten 49 off 23 balls, guiding India to a comfortable five-wicket victory.
Earlier, after the first match was washed out, Australia dominated the second T20I by bowling India out and securing a convincing four-wicket win with 46 balls to spare. Josh Hazlewood was the key bowler, taking 3/13 and overshadowing a resilient half-century from Abhishek Sharma.
Current Match Context
- The fourth T20I will take place on the Gold Coast at Carrara Oval.
- Both teams are eager for a win to claim an unassailable 2-1 lead.
- Australia will welcome back Glenn Maxwell to the squad.
- Travis Head has left the team to participate in the Sheffield Shield.
- India’s Suryakumar Yadav made a tactical change in the third game, which contributed to their success.
India won the match by five wickets to make the series 1-1.
Josh Hazlewood was the destructor-in-chief as his spell of 3/13 overshadowed Abhishek Sharma’s fighting half-century.
Summary
The weather forecast for Carrara Oval is crucial as this match may shape the series, with both teams ready to capitalize on recent momentum and tactical adjustments.
Author’s Note
This match at Carrara Oval is pivotal, with weather concerns looming and both teams contesting fiercely to seize the series lead in an intense T20I battle.