New Delhi: The third ODI between India and South Africa will be played at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. This match is also important for both teams, as the winner of the series will be decided by this match. The first match was won by South Africa in Lucknow, while Team India won the match in Ranchi and levelled the series. Now who will win in Delhi, it remains to be seen, but the bigger question is, will the third ODI be possible? The biggest reason for this question is the weather of Delhi.

Actually, it has been raining in Delhi for the last 72 hours and Tuesday's weather is giving bad signs to the cricket fans. It has rained in Delhi on Tuesday morning and there has been no sunshine in the capital for the past several days. In such a situation, a question mark has been raised on whether the match will be held in Delhi. There is a possibility of rain in Delhi on Tuesday. According to the Meteorological Department, rain is definitely going to disturb the match. According to the reports, there will be heavy rain in Delhi at 12 o'clock. A similar estimate has been made for 3 pm as well. However, there is no chance of rain in the evening. The question is, will the ground be ready for the match? If so, how many overs will be played? Let us tell you that the probability of a 50-50 over game in the Delhi ODI is very less. In the Lucknow ODI also, rain disturbed and the match was 40-40 overs.

In the middle of the rainy season, it is better to bowl first after winning the toss. Actually, due to rain, there is moisture on the pitch, which helps the fast bowlers. After this, if the Duckworth-Lewis rule is applied while chasing, the chasing team knows how to bat. Batting is going on in the same way as Team India. The manner in which Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer won the Ranchi ODI will boost the spirits of Team India.

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