Weather forecast and pitch report for India against Australia, 5th T20I, at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru

The fifth Twenty20 International match between Australia (AUS) and Team India (IND) is scheduled for Sunday, December 3, at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. It is expected to be a dead rubber. Even though India won the series, both teams want to show off their deep benches when the weather allows. Assuming the weather gods stay away, India’s dominant performance in Raipur demonstrated their skill with the bat and ball, setting the stage for an exciting final encounter.

In the hosts’ 20-run triumph, Axar Patel and Rinku Singh excelled, boosting spirits in the Suryakumar Yadav-led Indian team. India is determined to demonstrate their unwavering supremacy as they look to take a 4-1 lead. There are only six Twenty20 Internationals remaining before the Twenty20 World Cup in 2024, thus every game counts. This time around, all eyes are focused on Bengaluru’s weather for the crucial match between Australia and India.

The fifth T20I match between Australia and India is not in danger of rain.

The fifth T20I between India and Australia shouldn’t be disrupted by rain, so fans can relax. Bengaluru’s weather for December 3 is predicted to be steady at 26 degrees with 72% humidity, minor cloud cover, and clear skies. There is a chance of a brief downpour between 8 and 9 PM, which confirms that you are in Bangalore, but there is no risk of a washout. There is very little probability of precipitation, and thunderstorms are not expected to interfere with the events at Chinnaswamy Stadium.

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The pitch at M Chinnaswamy Stadium is conducive to outstanding batting performances and provides perfect hitting conditions. It offers some support for fast bowlers as well as spinners, but the small boundaries present the true obstacle. This creates the opportunity for an exciting match between IND and AUS, which may lead captains to decide to chase after winning the toss. The chasing side benefits strategically from the pitch’s small boundaries and flat surface.