India vs England 4th Test, Day 1 Weather Forecast: Rain may dampen opening day at The Oval

It remains to be seen if rain will once again make an appearance at London, but this time at The Oval. The five-match Test series is level at 1-1 with Joe Root’s England winning the third Test at Leeds.

Virat Kohli’s Team India will looked to bounce back from an innings defeat at the hands of hosts England at the Headingley in Leeds, when the two sides face off at The Oval in London from Thursday (September 2). The weather forecast for the opening day of the fourth Test once against looks gloomy with a 62 per cent cloud cover predicted for opening day of the Test match. The MET department of London also predicts a ‘cloudy start’ to Thursday. “Cloudy start, but also a few brighter spells, most likely in the south. Cloud thinning more readily than on Wednesday, with warm sunny spells developing by the afternoon. It will be breezy at times, particularly along the coast. The maximum temperature 21 °C,” the Met department predicted. The first Test between India and England at the Trent Bridge in Nottingham was affected by rain with the final day getting completely washed out. The opening day of the Lord’s Test was also affected by rain and saw a delated toss and start to the first session.