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India vs South Africa 2nd T20I: New Chandigarh Weather Forecast and Pitch Report

India will face South Africa in the second T20 International on Thursday and opener Shubman Gill will be under scrutiny as he tries to regain his form. The fixture follows India’s dominant win in the series opener, where the team put in a strong all-round performance.

Gill has struggled to find rhythm since his return to T20 cricket during the Asia Cup in September. Despite limited returns, the team management continues to back him at the top of the order by keeping Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma out of the playing XI. Gill will need to adapt quickly as India’s batting depth has increased to No.8 and the side adopts an aggressive approach. Skipper Suryakumar Yadav’s choppy form last year is a point of concern as India prepares to defend their World Cup title. India are likely to maintain their winning streak and Hardik Pandya is expected to play a key role after losing 59 off 28 balls in the first match.

IND vs SA New Chandigarh weather today

Winter conditions continue in New Chandigarh and the minimum temperature for Thursday is expected to be around 9°C. The temperature is expected to be between 18°C ​​and 19°C at the time of the toss and will remain above 12°C until the end of the game. While winter rains occur from time to time in the region, no rain is expected on the match day. Dew can affect conditions similar to what was observed in the last ODI series.

Field report of Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium for IND and SA 2nd T20I

The Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium will host the first men’s international match on Thursday. The surface has shown mixed behavior in the IPL, producing high totals of over 200, including the high-scoring Eliminator, while also witnessing the modest total of 111, which Punjab Kings successfully defended after shifting their home ground from Mohali. The field generally offers a balanced contest between bat and ball, supported by a fast outfield that encourages stroke play. Batsmen are expected to find help early; spinners become increasingly effective as the innings progresses.

(With inputs from TOI)

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