India vs Australia 1st ODI India will face Australia know Mumbai weather report

India vs Australia 1st ODI weather report: The ODI series between India and Australia will start from 17 March. The first match of the ODI series will be played at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Friday. Team India’s spirits are high after defeating Australia 2-1 in the Test series. The intention of the Indian team will be to beat Australia in the first ODI and take an edge in the series. At the same time, the Kangaroo team would like to come out of the disappointment of the defeat in the Test series. Let us tell you how the weather will be in Mumbai during the first ODI between India and Australia.

weather report

According to the report of the Weather Department, during the match to be played between India and Australia on March 17, Mumbai’s weather will be favorable for cricket. The temperature of Mumbai city is estimated to be 33 degree Celsius at the time of the match. At the same time, five percent of the sky will be cloudy. During this the humidity will be 46 percent. Overall, players may have to face humidity during the match.

Hardik will captain

Regular captain Rohit Sharma will not be available in the first ODI against Australia. He will not play in this match due to personal reasons. In his place, Hardik Pandya will captain in the first ODI. This will be the first time when Hardik will take charge of India in ODIs. Earlier, he has captained Team India in T20. Meanwhile, he has backed Team India’s bowling unit in the absence of Jasprit Bumrah.

According to Hardik, ‘Jasprit Bumrah has not been in the team for a long time. The bowling group is doing a good job. All the matches he has played are experienced. Hardik Pandya further said, ‘Having Jaspreet Bumrah makes a lot of difference. But to be honest, we are not much worried because the people who have played the role of Bumrah. I am sure they will do very well.

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