Sydney Pitch Report and Weather Forecast: The final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia is just around the corner, and the focus is on the pitch and weather conditions at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). Both could play a key role in deciding the match, with Australia leading the series 2-1 and India needing a win to level the series and keep the trophy. Here’s a look at Sydney Pitch Report and Weather Forecast

Sydney Pitch Report

SCG pitch curator Adam Lewis shared an update on how the pitch is shaping up. In a video posted on the SCG’s official X handle, he explained:

“We’re two days away now and finishing the final stages of preparation. We’ve taken the covers off, cut the grass to 7mm, and rolled it well. It’s very hot today, so we added a little water to keep the surface moist. Tomorrow, we’ll roll it heavier and get it ready for the match.”

The SCG is known for being spin-friendly as the match progresses, but recent years of rain have affected its usual character.

Weather Concerns

Rain could be a big factor in this Test, with forecasts predicting showers on Days 4 and 5. This could make it harder for either team to secure a win, especially if time is lost. The first three days, however, are expected to be sunny and warm.

If the rain holds off, spinners might have a bigger role to play on the traditionally dry Sydney pitch. But if the weather interrupts, teams may have to adjust their strategies and try to dominate in the early days.

The Stakes for India and Australia

India must win to draw the series 2-2 and retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Meanwhile, Australia will be looking to close out the series with a win.

With the pitch being prepared and weather conditions adding uncertainty, fans can expect an exciting and unpredictable finale to the series.

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