Early dew is expected to reduce the toss advantage in the opening T20I IND vs NZ in Jaipur.

Early dew is expected to reduce the toss advantage in the opening T20I IND vs NZ in Jaipur.

At the recently finished T20 World Cup in the UAE. When teams opted to chase in better batting conditions, the dew factor proved to be a significant role.

Heavy dew is forecast in Jaipur as it prepares to play its first international match in eight years on Wednesday. Reducing India’s toss advantage.

The chill of winter can be felt the instant you step into the pink city.

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The dew has been setting about 7pm in the last two days. According to Rajasthan Cricket Association officials and groundstaff. The start time of the first ever T20 International to be played at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium.

“According to the last two days in Jaipur, there may be dew in the first innings. Which reduces the toss advantage to a degree.” “Given that it’s a T20, this surface should provide a lot of runs,” one official stated.

“On match day, we’ll use the anti-dew spray, but we’ve all seen how inefficient it is.”

India knocked down Australia’s 359 in just 43.3 overs in the last ODI here in 2013, with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli each scoring centuries.

The administrative crisis in Rajasthan cricket has robbed Jaipur of international cricket over the last decade. In February, it will also host an ODI.

The opening T20I IND vs NZ in Jaipur

The 25,000-seat stadium is sure to be packed, as there are no restrictions on the number of spectators.

According to RCA secretary Mahendra Verma, almost 8,000 tickets were sold in the first three hours after they went on sale online last week.

“With international cricket resuming after a long break, the excitement is strong. “People are eager to witness a huge event after remaining indoors for the majority of the last 8 months due to COVID-19,” Sharma added.

The match also marks the return of international cricket to India. After the IPL was forced to be suspended in  due to the tragic second wave that devastated the country.

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