As India and South Africa gear up for the Women’s World Cup final at DY Patil Stadium, dark clouds hover over the mega clash. The weather forecast isn’t looking promising, with Maharashtra issuing a yellow alert. Rain and thunderstorms are expected in Mumbai and its neighbouring areas due to Cyclonic circulation and low-air pressure. The match is likey to be impacted.
The Women’s World Cup final will be competed on Sunday but forcast is not looking good. There is an 86% chance of rain on Saturday, a day before the mega contest. There is a 63 percent chance of rain on Sunday. Between 4 PM and 7 PM, the chance of rain is above 50%. DY Patil Stadium, which already saw a washout of the India vs Bangladesh fixture, is facing another unpredictable forecast for the final. A complete washout remains a possibility.
What if the Women’s World Cup final is affected by weather?
If the final between India and South Africa is called off due to weather conditions, the trophy will be shared. South Africa are in their first-ever World Cup final, and India have lost two mega matches.
Does the Women’s World Cup final have a reserve day?
Yes, there is a reserve day in place if the match cannot be finished on Sunday. However, the forecast isn’t much better for Monday, with more than a 50% chance of rain. The umpires will push to complete the final on Sunday, even if it means a curtailed affair. India reached the summit clash after an incredible 339-run chase against Australia, while South Africa caused a major upset, defeating England to earn their place in the final.