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MP: Rain-soaked Indore Gears Up For Women’s World Cup Opener As Monsoon Lingers
The Holkar Stadium, venue for the Australia vs New Zealand clash, has been covered in anticipation of continued rainfall, raising concerns about match-day conditions and pitch readiness.
“Thunderstorms and moderate rainfall are likely in Indore during the first week of October, but heavy rainfall is unlikely,” said Divya E. Surendran, Senior Meteorologist at the Bhopal Meteorological Department, speaking to IANS.
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