Australia vs England 3rd ODI: Melbourne Weather Update, Chance of Rain in AUS vs ENG Match

Australia vs England 3rd ODI: The three-match One Day International (ODI) campaign between Australia and England commenced in Adelaide on Thursday (November 17). The second game of the series was played in Sydney on November 19, where Australia again, attained a victory.
The third and final game of the series will be played on Tuesday (November 22) at 8:50 AM (IST) at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).

Australia earlier in the second ODI sealed the series with a victory. The side wouldn’t mind a whitewash in Melbourne.
England, on the other hand, would be disappointed with a couple of consecutive defeats. However, the English men will take the field to avoid a whitewash.

As this contest is set up, here’s the weather update from Melbourne, where Australia vs England game will be played.

Australia vs England 3rd ODI: Melbourne Weather Update, Chance of Rain in AUS vs ENG Match

Since the T20 World Cup in Australia, the rain has played a huge role. Several games of the tournament were affected by the rain and some of them were even abandoned. Although, the weather hasn’t been any problem in the ongoing series.

Nonetheless, the Melbourne weather, on Tuesday, is predicted to hover around 17° celcius. During game time, according to the Weather Channel, the winds will flow at a speed of around 15 to 30 km/h. During the local match time in Melbourne, there will be 66% humidity in the air (01:50 PM ACDT). The atmosphere will be cloudy in general and windy.

Overall, the rain is unlikely to interrupt Australia vs England game.

Australia lead the three-match series 2-0

After a comfortable victory in the first Australia vs England ODI at the Adelaide Oval, Australia won the second game too. The Josh Hazlewood-led Aussie men, in the second game at the SCG, batted first. The fifties from Steven Smith, Marnus Labuschagne, and Mitchell Marshaided Australia to put on a decent total of 280 for 8. Smith missed a ton by six runs, as his 94-run knock comprised five fours and a six. Meanwhile, England’s Adil Rashid picked up three wickets, and the pacers Chris Woakes and David Willey picked up two wickets each.

In reply, England batters yet again, botched to build consistent partnerships. In the meantime, batters James Vince and Sam Billings scored half-centuries. For Australia, Mitchell Starc and Adam Zampa both captured fourfers. In the end, Australia won the match by 72 runs.