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Allaying fears of soggy weather during the next five days, the Director of the Bangalore Meteorology Centre G S Vijayaraghavan said there won't be heavy rains.
"If at all, there will be light rains, that too for a small duration," he said.
Bangalore, located 3,000 feet above sea level, has been experiencing chilly weather in the last couple of days. It drizzled for a while in the city on Friday morning, raising the probability of the five-day match being disrupted by rains.
"Bad weather will clear by this afternoon or evening. By evening, it should be clear", he said.
India leads 1-0 in the series.
The visitors, having fought back in the drawn Kolkata Test, are looking to square the series at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, which has been a happy hunting ground for them.
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