IND VS SL Weather Report: The second match of the Test series is being played between India and Sri Lanka in Colombo. In this match, Team India scored 503 runs in the first innings and declared the innings. With this, Team India strengthened its hold on this match. But, now the weather of Colombo is increasing the tension of Team India. Since the play on the second and third day of the Colombo Test was affected by rain, due to which even the entire overs of the day's play could not be completed. Now the question arises whether the weather will remain bad on the fourth day of the Colombo Test? So before the start of the day's play, let us know what is the probability of rain in Colombo today.

How will the weather be in Colombo today?

Rain is badly affecting the Colombo Test match. Now the shadow of rain is looming even on the fourth day of this test match. According to Accuweather, there is a 97% chance of rain in Colombo even today. Yes, while this morning the probability of rain is predicted to be 97%, the probability is decreasing at night and is 67%. Since the match is to start at 9.45 am, the effect of rain can be seen on today's game also. At the same time, today the temperature in Colombo is going to be between 29 degrees to 27 degrees. The wind can blow at a speed of 14 kilometers per hour. Humidity is likely to be up to 83%.

India declared its innings at 503/9 in the first innings.

Good batting was seen from the Indian cricket team in the Colombo Test match and Team India batted 138 overs, in which they scored 503 runs at the loss of 9 wickets and declared the innings. Devdutt Padikkal and Dhruv Jurel played century innings for India. So, captain Shubhman Gill and Rishabh Pant scored half-centuries. Yashasvi Jaiswal was also out after scoring 45 runs. Ravindra Jadeja scored 43 runs. In this way, India played well and put a big score on the board.

Sri Lanka's score 265/8

Rain also disrupted the third day of the Colombo Test match played between India and Sri Lanka, due to which fewer overs were bowled. As a result, by the end of the third day, the Sri Lankan team had put 365 runs on the board after losing 8 wickets. However, Sonal Dinusha, who batted brilliantly in the last match, remained at the crease after scoring 85 runs.

Lahiru Kumara is at the other end. In such a situation, on the one hand, the Indian bowlers would like to take the remaining 2 wickets of Sri Lanka as soon as possible and bowl them out and follow on. At the same time, the host team would like to reduce the Indian team's lead to less than 200 runs at any cost, so that it does not have to play follow-on. In such a situation, it remains to be seen which team's strategy works. Let us tell you, the famous Krishna from India has taken 3 wickets in the Colombo Test. So Mohammad Siraj and Ravindra Jadeja have got one wicket each.