Melbourne, March 18 (IANS) There is a high probability of rain or thunderstorm interrupting the cricket World Cup quarter-final between India and Bangladesh at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Thursday, says the weather office.
Despite a sunny morning, there was a high or 70 percent chance of showers in the afternoon, according to the Australian government's Bureau of Meteorology.
Apart from the showers, the weatherman has also forecast "the chance of thunderstorm in the afternoon and evening."
The overhead conditions could be a significant factor in this game as the weather forecast suggests.
As India look to hold on to their winning momentum and register their seventh win on the trot in the tournament, Bangladesh would aim to upset the defending champions just like they did way back in the group stages of 2007.
Melbourne has been rainy and grey for a couple of days. On Wednesday, the city had a mostly clear sky with light winds blowing.
But as the weather forecast suggests, Thursday will be a disturbing day for the players as rain and thunderstorm might force them to go on and off the field a couple of times.
The Shraddha murder case in Delhi has created a sensation. Now political reactions are also comin
China is negotiating on one side to resolve the border dispute in Ladakh, while on the other hand
Delhi MCD Election 2022: The date of the Delhi Municipal Corporation Election 2022 will be announ
Kannada's 'Rocking Star' Yash, who made history at the box office with the success of KGF and KGF
Sarfaraz Khan hit a brilliant century in the first Test against New Zealand being played in Benga
The deadline for the High Court's order to open the Shambhu border of Punjab-Haryana is ending to
After the Pahalgam terror attack, India attacked Pakistan, after which the Pak Army is continuous
John Abraham's film Attack is releasing on 1st April. At a promotional event for the film, John g
Anupam Kher, who has ruled Hindi cinema for the last four decades, is now not only an actor but a
Delhi is the most unsafe city for women in the country. According to the National Crime Records B
