The second qualifier match of the 2025 IPL play-off round is going to be held. In this, the punjab Kings team and the mumbai Indians teams are going to clash. Weather reports have indicated that there is a possibility of rain during this match. Following this, the question has arisen whether this match will be held in its entirety or will be affected by rain. Let's see what percentage of rain will rain. At the end of the league round of the 2025 IPL series, the punjab Kings team was at the top. Next, they played against the royal challengers Bangalore team in the first qualifier match. After a heavy defeat in that match, the punjab Kings team is going to play in the second qualifier match. On the other hand, mumbai Indians, who are fourth in the points table, defeated gujarat Titans by 20 runs in the Eliminator match to advance to the second qualifier.
Punjab Kings and mumbai Indians will face each other in this second qualifier. This match will be played at the narendra modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Various weather reports have indicated that there is a chance of rain between 11 percent and 40 percent during this match. Generally, there is no chance of heavy rain; it has also been indicated that there is a chance of only light rain. Therefore, the chance of this match being completely stopped is very low. Therefore, fans can expect a complete match. Earlier, the second qualifier and the IPL final were also scheduled to be played at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. However, as weather reports indicated that there was a possibility of rain there on these dates, the bcci shifted both these matches from there to the ahmedabad stadium. After this change, if it rains even though this match is being played in ahmedabad, it will definitely be criticized. On the other hand, since only a win in this match can advance to the IPL final, punjab Kings and mumbai Indians will have to plan how to play in case of rain.
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Sowmiya Sriram

01/06/2025 11:46 AM