ENG vs IND 5th Test, Day 3 Weather prediction: Overcast and

The third day is expected to see a full day's play as the conditions will remain 10 percent cloudy throughout with less precipitation chances.
The third day is expected to see a full day's play as the conditions will remain 10 percent cloudy throughout with less precipitation chances.
Players leave the ground as rain stops the play on Day 2. (Courtesy: AP)
The third day is expected to see a full day039s play as the conditions will remain 10 percent cloudy throughout with less precipitation chances

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