Quote from: virasog on Today at 06:58:20 AM

Quote from: jasonjm on Today at 06:46:50 AM

Rain has continuously affected matches since the Asia Cup. Although these are warm-up matches, rain is still spoiling the mood of the World Cup.
Let's hope these rain spells will be over, and we will see a complete 100-over game in the World Cup.
Any of my friends from India please tell us about the weather forecast in India for the next couple of months.

You can check the weather through different Weather forecast sites and get a little idea about the weather conditions in India. However, India is a very big country and a rain forecast in one city may not mean that the other city will also have the same weather conditions. So in that case you need to see city by city forecast with respect to the dates of the matches in those cities.

Here is a general snippet for the October Weather forecast, hope it helps.

https://www.weather25.com/asia/india?page=long-range

The weather forecast schedule shown ahead of the ODI World Cup matches may not be realistic as there is no guarantee of the forecast due to natural calamities. This year's ODI World Cup is going to start with the match between New Zealand and England in Ahmedabad on October 5. Although the weather forecast on that date says it will be completely sunny but who can say if the weather will turn completely bad on that day. Although the weather forecast is no guarantee, we hope that every match of the World Cup will be played in full 50 overs.