Tarouba, Trinidad weather forecast: Day-by-Day rain chances for West Indies vs Pakistan 1st Test 2026
The first Test match between West Indies and Pakistan in Trinidad is threatened by a poor weather forecast. The series marks a leadership change for Pakistan, with Babar Azam returning as captain.
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Cricket is a major cultural and economic driver in the Caribbean and Pakistan; leadership changes and weather disruptions significantly impact fan engagement and team performance.
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West Indies host Pakistan in first Test at Tarouba from July 25.
Babar Azam returns as captain after Shan Masood's removal.
Rain forecast likely to disrupt multiple days of play.
Pakistan and West Indies get their two-match Test series underway on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, Trinidad, though the forecast suggests weather could play as big a role as either team's bowlers over the coming days.
The hosts arrive in good spirits following a solid Test win over Sri Lanka at home, a series that also produced a double-century from Amir Jangoo.
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