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Rain Threat Hangs Over IndiaSouth Africa Women’s World Cup Clash in Vizag

Forecasts point to showers around the toss, raising the likelihood of inspections and a shortened match.

Overview

  • India arrive unbeaten after wins over Sri Lanka and Pakistan, while South Africa regained confidence by defeating New Zealand following their 69 all out against England.
  • Heavy rain on the eve left puddles as ground staff covered the surface and ICC officials conducted checks, disrupting scheduled training at the ACA-VDCA Stadium.
  • Both camps expect spin to shape the contest, with Nadine de Klerk saying whoever handles it best will prevail and Jemimah Rodrigues suggesting a par total near 270 on this surface.
  • South Africa plan to target Smriti Mandhana early and break India’s prolific opening stand, emphasizing early wickets to quiet the home crowd.
  • AccuWeather flagged a red alert and the IMD warned of rain and thundershowers around start time, so the toss could be delayed and DLS scenarios are possible.