England vs West Indies 2nd Test Day 3

Day 3 Washed Out Due To Rain 

At Old Trafford 

England v West Indies 2nd Test 2020

Simply viewed the conditions in Old Trafford and it looks awful. Wet climate is set over the city and I question we will have a lot of play today, assuming any. Indeed, even as we trust that this band of downpour will clear.

We ought to have had play beginning now, however everything we can do is to trust that the downpour will clear. The figure isn't too extraordinary however, with almost no breaks in the middle. Additional understanding stuff however - the beginning of this Test was featured by Jofra Archer's withdrawal subsequent to breaking the bio-secure air pocket. Will he be back for the third Test? Did he put himself, his group and this arrangement in risk? Ben Stokes, who made 176 yesterday, has had a bright past behind him.

In case you're pondering about the estimate, you wouldn't have to worry. On the off chance that we are fortunate and that is a major if - we may have some cricket simply after tea. The uplifting news however is that the climate is set reasonable for the following two days - we could at present have a splitting completion to this Test

The same old thing to report. It's despite everything sheeting down in OT and we keep on pausing. By batting for the best piece of two days and as yet getting just 469, did England miss a stunt? 

Ten minutes to lunch and conditions continue as before. It's despite everything coming down in OT and there's no chance of having cricket at any point in the near future.

Lunch it is and it implies the main meeting has been cleaned out. It doesn't make a difference the slightest bit, however we will return shortly with more updates.

The downpour is as yet relentless at OT and it has constrained everybody to remain inside. The conjecture for the remainder of the day isn't incredible either. We will be exceptionally fortunate to get any play today

Still no indications of downpour lessening in Old Trafford. Along these lines, we have progressively unique substance for you.

Not a lot to include, things despite everything look grim in Old Trafford. We are only a couple of moments from the subsequent meeting being cleaned out too. As things stand, West Indies are 437 runs afloat of England's first-innngs all out of 469 for 9 announced. With time lost because of nasty climate, 270 - the follow on track, could turn out to be exceptionally critical for the two groups.

We are into the booked coffee break. The climate keeps on staying severe and we are surrounding losing a whole day's play. Keep in mind, a drawn arrangement is sufficient for West Indies to hold the Wisden Trophy. So the whole onus is on the hosts to get an outcome out of this game.

Reasonable for state this was coming. Downpour has had the last say and Day 3 has been canceled without a ball being bowled. As things stand, England have 196 overs to bowl the guests out twice and level the arrangement at 1-1. It's hard to see West Indies winning from here, best case scenario they would be upbeat in the event that they can draw this Test and protect their lead going into the decider. As I said previously, 270 will be the enchantment score for the two groups. The climate is set reasonable for the rest of the Test. Will we see an energizing completion? Day 4 ought to have the greater part of the appropriate responses. For the time being, cheers and bye..

Day 3 Stumps