Rain has been a constant through the ongoing Twenty20 series between India and Australia. According to the forecast, after the first two games, the rain gods could make their presence felt even for the third game to be held later on Friday in Hyderabad.
Last-minute arrangements are in full swing at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket stadium to have a full game if the rain stays away, according to reports. The groundsmen on Thursday even used fans to dry off the wet patches on the field.
A week of heavy rain in Hyderabad has left the outfield a little, umm, spongy. Not sure this is going to dry anything in a hurry #INDvAUS pic.twitter.com/ek9syWVZDy
— Martin Smith (@martinsmith9994) October 12, 2017
The curator at the ground, YL Chandrasekhar has assured that the wicket was not affected by the rains that have lashed the city over the past few days.
The winner of the game of Friday will seal the series that is currently locked 1-1.