Rain in Rawalpindi: No good news on fifth day

Rawalpindi Test continues to be rained out. On the first day of the second Test, not a ball was bowled due to rain. Although the second and third days were played, the late afternoon of the fourth day was washed away by lack of light and rain.

Bangladesh got a target of 185 runs after dismissing Pakistan by a few runs. Bangladesh scored 42 runs without a wicket until the light and rain came down to bat at that target. Bangladesh need to score another 143 runs on the fifth and final day to win.

Cricket lovers of Bangladesh are waiting with great hope. On the fifth day, Bangladesh will once again beat Pakistan to make series winning history. But there is no good news for cricket lovers. There is a chance of rain tomorrow and Tuesday too and that is quite high. Rawalpindi has an 83 percent chance of rain on the fifth day. Not only that, there is a 40 percent chance of thundershowers with rain.

The maximum day temperature will be 28 degrees Celsius. But it will feel like 30 to 31 degrees. Wind speed will be 11 km per hour. And the speed of gusty wind will be 24 km per hour.

69 percent of the sky will be covered by clouds. 2.9 mm rain may occur on this day. Time is 1 hour 50 minutes.

Now it remains to be seen how many overs can be played at the end once the rain stops and whether Bangladesh can pull off the desired win at that time. Of course, even if we don’t win in the end due to rain, there is not much loss. The series will go to the pocket of Bangladesh.