The beautiful city of Thiruvananthapuram will host 3 matches of the 10 warm-up fixtures of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. There is no league game scheduled at the venue considering the frequent rainfall occurrence in the city. Here is the Greenfield International Stadium Thiruvananthapuram Pitch Report and Weather Forecast.

Out of the three World Cup warm-up matches in Thiruvananthapuram 2 games have already seen rain interruption. Lately, the first Warm-up game between the Netherlands and Australia got delayed on Saturday.

The Scenic Stadium has a picturesque setting but the weather has always been an issue in the capital city of Kerala. However, the drainage system of Greenfield Stadium has made it possible for the fans to see full action the majority of the time when rain intervenes in the play.

The stadium was inaugurated in 2017 when India and New Zealand faced each other in the T20 International. Since then no game has been washed out on this venue thanks to the groundsmen and drainage system of this ground.

The Greenfield Stadium will host three warm-up matches in the tournament between Australia-Netherlands, New Zealand-South Africa and India-Netherlands.

Greenfield International Stadium Thiruvananthapuram Warm-up Matches

Australia vs Nether On 30th September
South Africa vs New Zealand On 2nd October
India vs Netherlands On 3rd October

Thiruvananthapuram Weather Forecast

The coming week is going to be full of precipitation in Kerala’s capital which could hamper the play. The cloud cover might delay the game but we can see some action in all three of the game. The temperature will be hovering around 29 degrees Celsius.

There will be a humid and cloudy climate in Thiruvananthapuram city with a wind speed of 11KMPH.

Greenfield International Stadium Thiruvananthapuram Pitch Report

The pitch at the Greenfield stadium favours bowlers especially the fast bowlers who can swing the ball both ways. However, the pitch of this stadium is favourable to bat first as the freshness of the wicket often helps batters play their shots on their will.

Spin bowlers also enjoy bowling on this wicket as the wickets tend to get dried up quickly.

The toss winner should opt to bat first on this pitch as this wicket tends to favour bowlers under lights more often than daytime.