With Day 1 of the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) final getting washed out due to the persistent rain, Dinesh Karthik has taken to social media to pass on some good news to fans about the current weather conditions in Southampton. The WTC Final is currently taking place at The Ageas Bowl, and the former Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) skipper shared a photo of the venue and the pitch, and in the delightful picture, one can say that fans will get to see some cricket action on Day 2 on Saturday.
In the picture, the stadium can be seen basking under the sun, unlike Day 1 where much of the areas around the pitch was under covers. Karthik, who has visited the UK as a part of the broadcasting team, also captioned his photo as, “Waking up to the sun #WTCFinal”.
Waking up to the sun ☀️#WTCFinal pic.twitter.com/ksizgYYwbB
— DK (@DineshKarthik) June 19, 2021
According to the weather report, most parts of Day 2 expected to remain ‘partly sunny’. According to AccuWeather, there could be some rain after 2 PM (Local time) and it could get worse at night.
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Fans will be hoping to see some action on Saturday, considering that it is the inaugural edition of the World Test Championship. Dinesh Karthik’s post was also well-received by fans, with many even adding a pinch of salt to it. Here are the reactions:
Koi dekh na raha ho to vo machine leke Pitch par chala do 😁
Maja aa jayega spinners ko
— DRP 🇮🇳 (@its_DRP) June 19, 2021
https://twitter.com/__x_t_c__/status/1406123471243931648?s=20
What is that black cloud doing there 🙁
— Adesh Kumar (@braavo4u) June 19, 2021
Team India came into this game without any match practice. The Indian cricketers were last seen in action in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 season, which eventually got postponed due to rising COVID-19 cases in the country.
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Meanwhile, New Zealand comes into this game with plenty of game time, having recently defeated England in a two-match Test series.
