Headingley, Leeds weather report for Day 2 of ENG vs PAK Test [Source: X]The first Test between England and Pakistan at Headingley, Leeds, has been significantly affected by rain, with Day 2 facing another frustrating start. After England finished Day 1 in a commanding position, persistent showers have delayed the start of play on Thursday, August 20.England bowled Pakistan out for just 171 on the opening day, with Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue claiming five wickets apiece. The hosts then reached 112/2 in 25 overs, with Joe Root unbeaten on 37 and Jordan Cox on 23. England currently trail Pakistan by just 59 runs.However, the Leeds weather continues to make conditions difficult. Day 2 of ENG vs PAK 1st Test has already been delayed from the start, with reports suggesting that persistent rain and overcast skies could keep the players off the field for a considerable period.Here, we determine how the Headingley weather is expected to play out on Day 2 of the England vs Pakistan first Test.Leeds Weather Forecast For England vs Pakistan 1st Test Day 2There is a strong possibility of rain affecting the opening part of Day 2 at Headingley, with showers forecast through the late morning and early afternoon. 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The chances of rain then fall to 62% at 1 PM before dropping significantly from 2 PM onwards.The Headingley weather forecast therefore offers some hope of play later in the day, although the persistent rain means that the ground staff could still face a lengthy battle to get the outfield and pitch ready.Also Read- Dinesh Karthik Cheekily Asks Nasser Hussain To Enter Pakistan Dressing Room And Give Virat Kohli SermonsHeadingley, Leeds Day 2 Weather Report for ENG vs PAK 1st Test (Morning & Afternoon)As things stand, rain is likely to play a major role in determining how much cricket can be witnessed on Day 2 of the first England vs Pakistan Test at Headingley.The Leeds weather forecast is particularly concerning for the opening session, with a 70% chance of rain around 11 AM and 12 PM. The probability remains high at 62% at 1 PM, meaning an early resumption appears difficult if the rain continues to leave the playing area wet.The situation at Headingley improves considerably from 2 PM, when the chance of precipitation falls to 25%, followed by only a 20% possibility between 3 PM and 6 PM. This could provide England and Pakistan with a window to resume play later in the day, provided the ground can be made fit for action.Will play continue on Day 2 at Leeds?There is a strong possibility of play resuming later on Day 2 at Headingley, provided the rain clears and the ground staff get enough time to prepare the field. The forecast shows a 70% chance of showers around 11 AM and 12 PM, with the probability still at 62% at 1 PM. However, conditions are expected to improve significantly from 2 PM onwards, when the chance of precipitation drops to 25%.Therefore, while the morning session could be heavily affected, England and Pakistan could still get some cricket later in the day.Will ENG vs PAK 1st Test be abandoned?An outright abandonment of the England vs Pakistan first Test appears highly unlikely despite the rain interruptions in Leeds. While Day 2 has already been affected, the Leeds weather forecast for the remaining days offers plenty of hope for uninterrupted play.Friday, August 21, is expected to bring intervals of clouds and sunshine with only a passing afternoon shower and a 59% chance of precipitation. Conditions improve further on Saturday, with partly sunny weather and just a 7% chance of rain. Sunday is also forecast to be pleasant, with sunshine interrupted by clouds and only a 3% chance of precipitation. Hence, it is highly likely that the first Test of the series will get its completion by Day 5.Also Read- Marnus Labuschagne's Test Spot Snatched Before AUS vs BAN 2nd Test By Former Teammate
