England vs West Indies 3rd Test Day 4

Day 4 Relentless Downpour Cleans

 Out Play ON Day 4 In Manchester

At Old Trafford 

England v West Indies 3rd Test 2020

Day 4: Hello there! It's a blustery morning in Manchester and the conditions aren't cricket-prepared right now at Old Trafford. A postponed start is practically unavoidable. There is an opportunity of a drought towards the evening however, yet a great deal will rely upon how terrible the outfield will be by at that point. There's more downpour expected at night once more. So how about we trust we get some cricket today. From the match's point of view there is uplifting news as tomorrow is relied upon to be significantly drier.

It is as yet pouring. The drift spread, the huge square covers, the run-up covers are all set up. It's really dim overhead too. We may not get any play till lunch for the occasion.

The situation is as yet the equivalent at Old Trafford. It would appear that the groundstaff will require a lot of time to get the outfield coordinate fit. Fingers crossed!

The downpour hasn't facilitated yet the figure is promising for the day. We may get some activity relying upon the state of the outfield. The waste framework in English grounds is normally acceptable. Back with increasingly after the mid-day break.

We have some uplifting news. The downpour has halted and the ground staff are out for obligations. The outfield is by all accounts a truly soggy however and this will take a great deal of cleaning up.

The side spreads are gradually being stripped off. Groundsmen taking a shot at disposing of the water on the spreads. In the mean time, there's a touch of blue skies covering up also. Umpires to examine at 15:00 if there's no further downpour.

Well, the drought didn't keep going long. It's pouring once more. 

Unfortunately that late shower expected has shown up. What's more, it's truly substantial. In the event that this keeps going some time we probably won't get any activity sadly. As of now there was a ton of water spilled in parts of the outfield when the spreads were being taken off.

Looks like the climate is clearing up for the present. Be that as it may, there is an overwhelming shower expected towards the night. Fingers crosssed! How's the outfield however? Groundsmen need time to fix. They would presumably require in any event an hour to prepare things one feels.

The day has been canceled. So the inescapable has occurred. Regardless of whether there's no downpour, it will be hard to prepare the outfield in an ideal opportunity for a restart today. And afterward there's the light issue also. Britain should stand by to get their success. Stuart Broad should get past one more night's rest till he ascends the 500 mountain.

The climate figure is better tomorrow, however would we be able to confide in these forecasts? Bit of downpour was normal from the get-go in the game however we got away. Today there was a possibilty of play for a brief period however that didn't occur. What a getaway it will be for West Indies in the event that it removes a lot of time on Day 5. Give me only 4-5 overs, Broady will say unquestionably of getting that one wicket. Britain need at any rate a meeting to wrap this up. In any case, West Indies can Blackwood/Holder/Dowrich them. This group all in all appreciate playing England. Pick your side and do those true petitions. We will see all of you tomorrow. Remain safe!

Day 4 Stumps