The final ODI of the three-match series between Pakistan and Zimbabwe in Bulawayo faces uncertainty due to adverse weather forecasts. Scheduled for today, the match could be disrupted by thunderstorms, potentially affecting the much-anticipated series decider.

According to AccuWeather, the day will start with sunshine and high clouds, but the afternoon is expected to see mostly cloudy skies with a couple of thunderstorms. Temperatures will peak at 29°C, with a RealFeel of 31°C. Winds from the west-southwest will reach speeds of 15 km/h, with gusts up to 41 km/h, contributing to a 65% chance of precipitation and a 39% likelihood of thunderstorms. Rainfall is predicted to total 1.3 mm, lasting approximately 1.5 hours.

The high UV index of 11 highlights hazardous sun exposure risks, while cloud cover will remain dense at 86%, setting a challenging scene for players and fans alike.

Weather interruptions have already impacted the series, with the opening ODI decided by the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method, handing Zimbabwe an 80-run victory. However, Pakistan bounced back emphatically in the second match. Saim Ayub's blistering century (113 off 62 balls) anchored Pakistan's chase after dismissing Zimbabwe for a mere 145 runs, leveling the series in style.