England vs West Indies 2025: Probable XI, Square and Weather Report for Third Odi

English is set to lock the horns with In the west The third and last day International (Odi) Icioni Kennington Oval. By closing the series now Back-back victories, homeowners will aim to prepare a dominant campaign with a clean broom.

The commander in the first two ODI of England visited the visitors seeking answers. With the series that is already on their hands, they will be hopeless to save pride in the West India final.

This match is of additional importance as both teams are preparing for the upcoming T20i series. A victory here provides not only the moral increase, but also aimed at the shortest format of the game.

While England, West Indians, and try to bounce back and bounce and finish the foot of Odi, wait for a high-octane collision as he thought to extend the winning strips.

Kennington Oval Pitch Report:

The surface on Kennington Oval is considered to be thought of inclined by offering ideal conditions to demonstrate the stroke games. With a little offer for bowlers, confident strikers are the type of surface that can really develop. This pitch is a consistent and predictable splash of this pitch, which is aggressive, freedom of playing them easily. The victims are heavy, if they hit the places in quality areas, there is room for quality fast bowlers.

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London Weather Report:

Cricket fans going to the Kennington oval for the Third Odi between England and West India may need to catch an umbrella. Today, the weather in London is expected to be a breezy with a chance to turn the rain and a thunderstorm back in the morning. The temperature will lightly walk around a 17 ° C, make it comfortable, but somewhat moist. Rains have 81% chance, so breaks to play cannot be ruled out. Lightning stays at 16%, but the cloud cover will be thick, 87% seat in 87%, it can also help bowlers in cloudy conditions.
Source: AccuWeather

Probable XI for England and Western third:

England: Ben DuckettJamie Smith, Joe Root, Harry Brook (C), Jos Buttler (wk), Jacob Bethell, Cex, Brydon Carse, Matthew Potts, Adil Rashid, Saqib Mahmood

West Indies: Brandon King, Justin Greaves, Keacin Carty, Shai Hope (C & WK), Roston Chase, Shimron Hetti, Jewel Andrew, Matthew Fordi, Alzusri Joseph, Gudakesh Motie, Jayden Seales

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