The India and West Indies five-game T20I series is set at 2-1 in India's favour as both teams move to Florida for the final two games. The Men in Blue won the third T20I in dominant fashion as they comfortably chased down the score of 165 in 19 overs. Suryakumar Yadav played an incredible knock of 76 runs as he was the architect of the chase.
Like India, the Windies also had a great batting performance, with Kyle Mayers scoring 73 runs but their bowlers couldn’t contain India and cost them the game. Now talking about the fourth game, the weather could play a spoilsport as Lauderhill is known for unforeseen delays in cricket matches.
The rains in this region are frequent with the rain gods powering heavily in Central Broward Regional Park Stadium Turf. Hence there is a major chance that it could rain affect the fourth ODI between India and the West Indies in Lauderhill. To answer this, let’s look at the weather forecast for the day.
Weather forecast for Saturday in Lauderhill
As it can be seen from the Lauderhill weather forecast, there is a high chance of rain on the given day. It is 50% for daytime and goes down to 37% around night. This means that the fourth T20I between India and West Indies will be played with some interruptions. Hence the game may not go as planned.