IND vs ENG, 4th Test Day 5 Weather Update: Will Rain Gods Save Team India?

Day 5 of the India vs England 4th Test in Manchester has finally arrived, with the visiting team looking to save the series. The four days of action have already witnessed a lot of drama. Pant’s courage, Joe Root’s masterclass and Ben Stokes' all-round show have so far headlined the ongoing match. As India looks to save the match and series, all eyes will be on the weather, which India desperately needs to be in its favour.

Stumps on Day 4 in Manchester! 🏟️

A splendid partnership between Captain Shubman Gill (78*) & KL Rahul (87*) takes #TeamIndia to 174/2 👏👏

A gripping final day of Test cricket awaits ⏳

Scorecard ▶️ https://t.co/L1EVgGu4SI#ENGvIND pic.twitter.com/1EMrsu90I3

— BCCI (@BCCI) July 26, 2025

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How does the weather for IND vs ENG, Day 5?

According to the UK Met Office, persistent morning showers are expected in Manchester on Sunday. The highest likelihood of rainfall coincides with the opening hours of play, potentially delaying the start and also making it a little difficult for England to try and push for victory

IND Vs ENG, 4th Test, Day 4: Shubman Gill & KL Rahul Lead India's Fightback After Early Collapse As England Dominates With Bat

Gill, Rahul lead India's fightback to save series

England after posting a mammoth 669 and reduced India to 0/2 in the second innings. Having conceded a lead of 311, India needed a solid start, but Chris Woakes left them reeling with two wickets in the first over.

However, India made a remarkable turnaround with KL Rahul and skipper Shubman Gill holding the fort.

KL Rahul (87*) and Shubman Gill (78*) shifted the tide with an unbeaten stand of 174 runs, helping India reach to 178/2 at stumps on Day 4. Now, as India trail by 133 runs with eight wickets in hand, Gill and Rahul will look to survive the first session.

Both batters are also close to their respective hundreds, and it would be icing on the cake for the two if they can score centuries and save the Test. However , all eyes are on the weather forecast, and it might just be the lifeline Gill and Co. need especially with England bowlers looking dangerous.