There is a slight chance of rain in the IPL final match today

Chennai encountered an overcast yet downpour let loose morning leading the pack to Sunday's IPL 2024 last between Kolkata Knight Riders and Sunrisers Hyderabad. A sharp spell of downpour, enduring more than 60 minutes, disturbed KKR's instructional meeting on Saturday night, prompting fears of the last being impacted. As of 1pm on Sunday evening, however, the downpour danger appeared to have decreased, with just a 4% opportunity of precipitation as indicated by Accuweather. In the event that the weather conditions forestalls the last being finished on Sunday, there is an arrangement for a save day. The hold day will possibly kick in the event that the match authorities can't finish the game in Sunday itself - the group batting second should look no less than five overs for an unequivocal outcome to be accomplished. The 2023 last in Ahmedabad went into the save day, where further postpones pushed the completion of the match - Chennai Super Lords pursued down a changed objective of 171 of every 15 overs in a last-ball finish against Gujarat Titans - to 1:35am on what was really day three. The pitch and weather conditions have been subjects of strong fascination with the lead-up to the IPL 2024 last. On Friday, SRH crushed Rajasthan Royals in Qualifier 2, on a dark soil pitch that started to take obvious turn during the subsequent innings. The two groups had expected dew, which might have given the pursuing group a benefit, yet it didn't assume a significant part on the evening. The pitch for the last is a red-soil strip that was before utilized for CSK's match against Punjab Rulers on May 1. Spinners Harpreet Brar and Rahul Chahar were PBKS's match-victors on the day, getting a joined 4 for 33 in their eight overs to assist with limiting CSK to 162. PBKS pursued down their objective with 13 balls in excess.