Afghanistan vs Australia: Weather report for match No. 10 in Champions Trophy 2025 at Gaddafi Stadium, Pakistan

The Australian side is all set to face Afghanistan in the 10th game of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, slated to take place on February 28 at Gaddafi Cricket Stadium in Lahore. If the Afghan side loses today, both sides have a chance to qualify for the semi-final spot. On the flip side, Australia would be hoping England will do them a favor against South Africa if they lose today.

According to AccuWeather's prediction, there is a possibility of heavy rainfall in the morning; however, in the afternoon, it would mostly be cloudy and cool. The temperature is to stay around 20 degrees throughout the day. With there being a big possibility of the dew factor in the evening, Afghanistan would still back themselves to bat first, with the defending ODI World Cup champion aiming to chase here.

The weather forecast for the Afghanistan vs. Australia match showcases there is a high likelihood of rain. There is a significant chance of rain, with forecasts showcasing a 71% to 75% probability on match day. Heavy rainfall is expected overnight, with a 44% chance of rain at the start of the game, which gradually decreases throughout the game.

This rain might lead to a delayed start or an interruption during the game. For a result to stand, at least 20 overs of the game must be played, and there is no reserve day for league stage matches.

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Lahore weather forecast and rain prediction

 Lahore hourly rain prediction

• 8 AM: 62 per cent chance of rainfall.
• 9 AM: 49 per cent chance of rainfall.
• 10 AM – 12 PM: Rain probability decreases to 25 per cent.
• 1 PM – 5 PM: Further improvement, with just a 20 per cent chance of rainfall. 
• 5 PM onwards: The probability of rain decreases to 13 per cent in the evening.