Navi Mumbai weather report for India vs South Africa, Women’s World Cup 2025 Final: Rain likely to play spoilsport

Will rain play spoilsport in India vs South Africa, ICC Women's World Cup 2025 Final? Check out Navi Mumbai weather report

The ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 has the Dr DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai buzzing as a sellout crowd turns blue to support Team India as they face a mighty South Africa side. A historic day awaits as neither Australia nor England feature in a Women’s World Cup final for the first time ever. But amid all the hype and emotion, one unpredictable factor is threatening to steal the spotlight: the weather.

It’s early November, yet Navi Mumbai continues to flirt with unseasonal showers, leaving both fans and organisers a bit on edge ahead of the 3 PM start on Sunday. The conditions in Navi Mumbai from the pitch could favour batters, but the dark clouds over the city could easily play spoilsport. Apart from this, an exciting closing ceremony also awaits fans.

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According to AccuWeather, the day will begin mostly clear with patches of sun, offering a promising window for the toss and first innings. However, by late afternoon, the clouds are expected to thicken with rain chances peaking between 5 PM and 7 PM, right around the middle phase of the match. Humidity will hover around uncomfortable levels, and dew could come into play in the evening, giving batters extra incentive to chase.

The surface at DY Patil has been a dream for stroke-makers all tournament. The outfield is quick, and boundaries are invitingly short. If the weather holds, another run-fest is likely on the cards, just like we saw in the semi-final between India and Australia. Yet, with showers threatening to interrupt, teams might have to factor in the DLS equation and hence the importance of toss goes up.

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The good news? There’s a reserve day in place. If rain washes out play on Sunday, the match will resume from the same point on Monday instead of restarting from scratch. After all the drama, heartbreaks, and great performances through 30 matches, the tournament deserves a fair finish.