The Indian Express provides a detailed report on the pitch and weather conditions for the third T20I between India and Australia at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart.
Suryakumar Yadav's India faces Mitchell Marsh's Australia in the third match of the five-match T20I series at Bellerive Oval on Sunday. Australia leads the series 1-0 after winning the second T20I in Melbourne, with the first game in Canberra having been washed out.
Bellerive Oval is generally a good batting surface. Early in the innings, the pitch offers some movement for fast bowlers due to seam conditions. However, as the ball loses its shine, batting becomes easier.
Fast bowlers who can exert effort will find some assistance, while spinners are expected to have a limited impact.
India's batting struggled in the second T20I under challenging conditions favorable to seamers. Except for Abhishek Sharma, the Indian batsmen faced difficulty handling pace and bounce. Bowling-wise, defending a total of 125 runs left little scope for impact.
The Hobart pitch offers early seam help but favors batsmen as the game progresses, while weather remains pleasant, likely influencing the third India vs Australia T20I outcome.