After a dominant win at Edgbaston that saw Shubman Gill's India level the series 1-1, all eyes now turn to Lord's for the third Test of the five-match series. Scheduled to begin on Thursday, July 10, the historic venue will host the two sides in what is expected to be another high-stakes encounter.
But with London's summer weather always unpredictable - fans are keeping a close eye on the forecast. Thankfully, the signs so far are promising. Here is a detailed day-by-day look at the weather report for the upcoming Test at Lord's.
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Thursday, July 10: What is the weather forecast for Day 1 in London?
The opening day is set to be very warm with temperatures expected to hover around 30°C. There is just an 8% chance of rain which means the match should begin on time and proceed uninterrupted.
Friday, July 11: What is the weather forecast for Day 2 in London?
Day 2 promises more of the same. The heat is set to rise again to 30°C with only a 3% chance of rain. Conditions remain excellent for batting with the RealFeel temperature reaching 32°C. Bowlers may need to work harder under the sun.
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Saturday, July 12: What is the weather forecast for Day 3 in London?
Day 3 offers a repeat forecast. 30°C with clear skies and just 2% rain probability. The heat may test endurance - especially for fast bowlers but there is no threat of weather interruptions.
Sunday, July 13: What is the weather forecast for Day 4 in London?
Another dry and hot day is on the cards. Temperatures are expected to climb slightly to 31°C - making it the hottest day of the Test. The RealFeel could hit 33°C so hydration will be key for both teams.
Monday, July 14: What is the weather forecast for Day 5 in London?
Day 5 will see a touch more cloud but rain remains unlikely with only a 3% chance. With a high of 31°C, the match should wrap up under bright skies unless it's already settled by then.
Will the weather affect the outcome of Lord's Test?
Given the consistent sunshine and negligible rain chances across all five days - weather is unlikely to play any spoilsport in the third Test. With the series level and momentum shifting, the stage is set for a full five-day battle between the two teams.