Headingley Weather: Rain Threat Looms Over Ind vs Eng Day 4 Test Match

June 23, 2025: Headingley Weather– As the much-anticipated Day 4 of the first Test between India and England gets underway at Headingley, the weather remains a critical factor that could influence the outcome. India currently holds a slim lead of 96 runs with eight wickets in hand, making the conditions and interruptions especially significant.

According to the latest forecast from AccuWeather, Leeds is expected to start under partly sunny skies, but the current conditions are overcast with light rain reported in some areas. Fortunately, the chances of rain reduce significantly after 9:00 AM, aligning with the scheduled 11:00 AM start of play. Temperatures will hover between 17 to 18°C, with a strong westerly wind blowing at 24 km/h, gusting up to 63 km/h. This wind and cloud cover create a bowler-friendly atmosphere, which both teams are likely to exploit.

Despite a potential threat of rain showers later in the evening, with precipitation chances rising to around 40%, the day holds promise for competitive cricket. India will aim to build a substantial lead to put pressure on England, while the home team will seek early wickets with the help of favorable conditions.

The unpredictable English weather and the dynamic ‘Bazball’ style of England’s play mean all outcomes remain possible—whether a win for either side or a draw. Fans and players alike will watch closely, hoping for maximum playtime and minimal disruptions.

Stay tuned for live updates as the day unfolds in this gripping Test match at Headingley.