IND vs AUS Weather Report, Pitch Report Of Bellerive Oval, Hobart- 3rd T20I, India Tour of Australia 2025
Published - 02 Nov 2025, 10:00 AM
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India will go head-to-head against Australia in the third of the five-match T20I series. In this article, we determine the IND vs AUS Weather Report and Pitch Report of Bellerive Oval for the 3rd T20I of the India tour of Australia 2025.
IND vs AUS Weather Report, Pitch Report Of Bellerive Oval, Hobart- 3rd T20I, India Tour of Australia 2025:
IND vs AUS Weather Report of Hobart
There is no chance of rain during the IND vs AUS game in Hobart on Sunday. The maximum temperature is predicted to be 25°C, while the minimum temperature would be 14°C.
IND vs AUS Bellerive Oval Pitch Report:
The pitch at the Bellerive Oval is expected to be good for batting, with the ball coming nicely on the ball, especially in the first six overs.
Once the ball loses its shine and becomes a bit rough, although there might not be a great deal of change in the ball in 20 overs, the spinners might still come into play in the middle overs
The reason for the spinners to play a vital role as the game progresses is due to the weather conditions.
The overhead conditions at the Bellerive Oval are predicted to be perfect for a game of cricket, with no chance of rain, which means that the ball should remain dry.
A dry ball will help the spinners to get some turn from the surface with a bit of side spin as well.
As far as the fast bowlers are concerned, they can also extract some help that will be available in the powerplay and get the ball swing upfront and pick up a wicket or two by doing so.
The batters will have to adjust to the change in conditions as the match progresses and recalculate the score that can prove to be enough for the chasing team.
The pacers can also rely on a change of pace, which will come in handy at the backend of the innings, with long boundaries being a prominent feature of Australian grounds
Keeping in mind that there is no threat of rain in this particular game, the team that wins the toss can opt to bat first and put runs on the board to create pressure on the opposition batters.
If we talk about the average first innings total in 20 T20Is played at this venue, it happens to be 138, while the average second innings total is 147, which isn't much of a difference
To add to that, the team batting first has won nine while the chasing team has been successful in winning ten games, so the toss might not have a huge say.
All things said, the team that bats first should look to score not least 170-180 runs in the third IND vs AUS T20I.
Conclusion
India will be desperate to make a comeback and level the T20I series, as a loss in this game would mean that the visitors won't be able to win the series.
As far as Australia is concerned, the Mitchell Marsh-led side would like to do more of what it did in the previous to earn back-to-back wins.
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