Birmingham Weather Forecast and Rain Chances for Pakistan vs England 3rd Test 2026 at Edgbaston

Cricket enthusiasts in Birmingham and worldwide are turning their eyes to the skies as England prepares to host Pakistan for the third and final Test of the Rothesay Test Series at Edgbaston. With the match scheduled to commence on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at 11:00 AM BST, the weather is expected to play its part, potentially influencing the outcome as England seeks a commanding 3-0 series whitewash. Pakistan Drop Seven Players, Change Coaches Ahead of 3rd Test vs England in Major Squad Reshuffle.

Edgbaston Weather Outlook: September 9-13, 2026

The forecast for Edgbaston, Birmingham, during the five days of the Test match suggests a changeable period, typical of early September. Temperatures are anticipated to be comfortable, ranging from daily highs of 16°C to 20°C (61°F to 69°F) and overnight lows between 7°C and 13°C (44°F to 56°F).

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While largely dry conditions with sunny intervals and partly cloudy skies are expected for much of the match, there are low to moderate chances of precipitation across the playing days. Spectators should be prepared for a mix of conditions, though extended rain interruptions appear unlikely.

Head-to-Head Record

In Test cricket history, England holds an advantage over Pakistan. Out of 94 Test matches played between the two nations, England has emerged victorious in 32, while Pakistan has won 23, with 39 matches ending in a draw. The current series results further extend England's lead in this rivalry.

With England in formidable form and Pakistan desperate for a turnaround, the third Test promises to be an engaging contest, weather permitting. While the series outcome is decided, both teams will be keen to finish the Rothesay Test Series on a high note. PCB Confiscates Players' Mobile Phones Ahead of PAK vs ENG 3rd Test 2026: Report.

Series Context and Team Form

England enters the Edgbaston Test on the back of a dominant performance, having already secured the series with convincing victories in the first two matches. They defeated Pakistan by an innings and 103 runs in the opening Test at Headingley and followed it up with a 194-run win at Lord's. This strong showing reflects England's recent form, with the team having won four of their last five Test matches. Captain Joe Root's return to leadership has seen the English side, under coach Stephen Fleming, perform admirably.

Conversely, Pakistan's red-ball form has been a cause for concern. The visitors have struggled significantly, managing only two wins across their last 13 Test series and losing 15 of their last 20 Test matches. Ranked 8th in the ICC Test rankings, Pakistan has made several changes to their squad for this final encounter in an attempt to salvage pride and avoid a series whitewash. Key players like Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan will be crucial for Pakistan's hopes.

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