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USA vs Canada T20 World Cup opener faces rain threat as Texas sees incessant precipitation

USA vs Canada T20 World Cup opener faces rain threat as Texas sees incessant precipitation

The Grand Prairie Stadium in Texas had four warm-up matches scheduled prior to the start of the T20 World Cup 2024. However, three of them had to be abandoned without a ball being bowled.

With just a few days to go before the T20 World Cup 2024 kicks off, excitement of the cricket fans around the tournament are hitting the roof. The tournament kicks off with co-hosts USA taking on Canada at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Texas on June 2nd. However, rain threat looms large in the opener, with severe rain marring three out of four warm-up matches scheduled in the stadium.

Warm-up matches hampered by rain

The Grand Prairie Stadium in Texas had four warm-up matches scheduled prior to the start of the T20 World Cup 2024. The first match, between Canada and Nepal, could be completed with Canada winning the tie by 63 runs. The other three matches – Banglaldesh vs US, US vs Nepal and Netherlands vs Canada – were all washed away without a ball being bowled.

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Weather forecast for June 2

The T20 World Cup opener between Canada and USA is in doubt too. With just two days to go before the tie, Texas is seeing rainfall almost everyday. The weather forecast for June 2, when the T20 WC opener is scheduled, doesn’t look too promising either.

According to Weather.com, June 2 will be a partly cloudy day with the possibility of rainfall ranging from 21 to 24%. However, even the slightest rain could result in the abandonment of the match, with the stadium seeing rain almost everyday before the match.

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