In the group stage, dozens of matches were abandoned due to persistent rain, knockout stages ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 full of tension as the weather poses a significant threat to the semi-finals ahead. The playing conditions set by the ICC will be crucial in determining which team advances to the finals. The first semi-final is a dominant one English versus robustness South Africa in Guwahati.
Women’s World Cup 2025: England vs South Africa Guwahati Semi Final Weather Forecast
The weather outlook for the first semi-final between England and South Africa, scheduled for Wednesday, October 29, at the Cricket Stadium in Guwahati, looks to be the more favorable of the two knockout fixtures. He has a positive track record in the tournament so far, with all three matches there resulting in unbeaten results.
According to the Accuweather forecast, conditions for Wednesday are described as mostly fair, offering a high probability of a full day’s play. However, the threat of weather intervention cannot be completely dismissed as there remains a 25 percent chance of rain during the scheduled match. The humidity is expected to be approximately 66 percent. The forecast means that this lingering risk of rain means special ICC playing conditions are highly relevant for rain-affected knockout matches, and this crucial encounter could still be as decisive as the teams, both teams and their supporters, in the end, as they are in the skies.
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To ensure a result, the ICC said the main objective for this semi-final, which is scheduled for Thursday, October 30, is to finish the match on the last day, though it is required to reduce it to the day, at least 20 overs for a reliable game. If the match is interrupted by rain on Wednesday and is reduced to overs, but cannot be played, cannot be restarted, the match will restart on the reserve day as a 50-over contest.
However, if a match is reduced and then stopped again due to rain, on the reserve day, the reserve day is stopped under equally reduced conditions. In the definitive scenario of continuous rain playing on the scheduled day, and also playing on the reserve day without more than 20 matches, the team that will advance to the higher level in the group stage points table will advance to the finals.
For this particular semi-final, it gives England England weightage. After finishing second in the points table with 11 points, England would have been the team to progress to the finals had the weather prevented them from achieving it over the two allotted days.
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