Fulfilling the department’s forecast not long after a downpour ended play early on the fourth day, the Indian said Bengaluru will have “generally cloudy skies with one or two spells of rain or thundershowers” on Sunday, while the Accuweather forecast “promised last thunderstorms in the area”. Saturday evening through Sunday evening.”

That, looking at the match situation, where New Zealand will start the day in search of the 107 runs they need with all ten second-innings wickets in hand, will be useful for India, who may hope there isn’t enough time for those wickets. score points. New Zealand, fresh from a 2-0 Test series loss in Sri Lanka and widely considered underdogs for this Test series, will want the opposite: a clear spell of cricket, perhaps for a session, where they can go for the target .

As mentioned earlier, the M Chinnaswamy Stadium has a world-class drainage facility and an underground aeration system, which is designed to get the game started within minutes after the rain stops.