Queensland Weather Report: Will It Rain During India vs Australia 4th T20I at Carrara Oval?
After the washout in Canberra, questions arise whether rain will intervene again in the ongoing T20I series between Australia and India. The fourth T20I is set for Thursday, 6 November, at Carrara Oval.
Series Context
India and Australia face off in the fourth match of a five-game series. Both teams are eager to take the lead, with the series currently tied at 1-1 following India's comeback in the third T20I.
Key Performances in Previous Matches
- Arshdeep Singh led with the ball, taking three wickets and restricting Australia to 188/6 in the third T20I.
- Washington Sundar scored a vital 49 not out from 23 balls to secure a comfortable five-wicket victory for India.
- The series opener was washed out.
- In the second T20I, Australia dominated the Indian batting lineup, winning by four wickets with 46 balls remaining.
- Josh Hazlewood’s bowling spell of 3/13 was a highlight, overshadowing Abhishek Sharma’s resilient half-century.
Upcoming Match Outlook
Action shifts to the Gold Coast for the fourth T20I, where the winner will take a 2-1 series lead, putting considerable pressure on the opponent.
Australia gains confidence as Glenn Maxwell returns to the squad, although Travis Head has left to participate in the Sheffield Shield.
“Suryakumar Yadav changed the playing combination in the third game, and it worked in India’s favour.”
Weather Forecast
The forecast for Carrara Oval on Thursday will be closely watched, as any rain could impact the crucial fourth match's outcome.
Author's summary: The fourth T20I between India and Australia at Carrara Oval promises intense competition, with weather conditions potentially playing a key role in deciding the series leader.