In the first Test at Edgbaston, England and Australia engaged in a thrilling encounter that culminated in a magnificent two-wicket victory for Australia. Now, the cricketing action shifts to the iconic Lord’s in London, where the next chapter of this captivating series will unfold.
In the thrilling first Test between England and Australia, the cricket world was left astonished as England made the bold decision to declare their first innings at 393 runs on the opening day itself. This unconventional move by captain Ben Stokes proved to be a pivotal factor in England’s eventual defeat at Edgbaston. However, amidst England’s loss, Usman Khawaja showcased exceptional batting performances in both innings for the Australian team.
A standout hero for the Aussies was Pat Cummins, who displayed remarkable skills both with the ball and the bat. Cummins’ outstanding all-round performance, coupled with his record-breaking partnership for the 9th wicket alongside Nathan Lyon, played a significant role in Australia’s sensational victory in the series opener. Their remarkable stand not only showcased their resilience but also sealed an impressive win for the Australian team.
The Australian batters on Day 1 of the second Ashes Test being played at Lord’s, London piled 339/5 at the end of day 1 play. Steve Smith returned unbeaten on 85 along with Alex Carey, who is batting on 11, will resume Australia’s charge on the second day, while England will be on the lookout for some early inroads. Here in this article, we have covered everything you need to know about the Ashes 2023 England vs Australia 2nd Test weather report for day 2.
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ENG vs AUS Ashes 2023 2nd Test Day 2 Weather Report
The weather forecast for Day 2 of the 2nd Test in Lord’s indicates overcast conditions throughout the day, with a chances of light showers. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with max temperature of 23°C. All day long, there is no chance of rain. The morning temperature is expected to be around 16°C, gradually rising to 22°C in the evening. Winds will be blowing at a speed of approximately 9-11 KMPH in a westward direction. Humidity levels are anticipated to be around 70%, with higher levels in the morning around 92% and a decrease to 60% in the evening. While rain is a possibility in typical English fashion, we can remain optimistic for a reasonably favorable and satisfactory Day 2 of the test match.