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What will happen if India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2023 match gets washed out? Know here

What will happen if India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2023 match gets washed out? Know here

The India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2023 match in Pallekele, Kandy on September 2nd is threatened by rain, with a high probability of daytime and nighttime rainfall, particularly during the scheduled match hours.

India is gearing up to kick off their Asia Cup 2023 campaign with an electrifying showdown against their arch-rivals, Pakistan, scheduled for September 2nd in Pallekele, Kandy, Sri Lanka. This highly anticipated match holds the potential to set the stage on fire, reminiscent of their unforgettable clash at the T20 World Cup 2022 in Melbourne. However, amidst all the excitement, cricket enthusiasts and fans may find themselves with a tinge of concern as the weather forecast for this clash appears rather grim. Explore the potential outcomes if the India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2023 clash is canceled due to rain.

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IND vs PAK: Weather Forecast

According to Accuweather.com, there is a looming threat of rain playing the role of a spoilsport for this crucial encounter in Kandy. The weather reports for September 2nd paint a discouraging picture, with a staggering 91% probability of daytime rain and an 87% chance of rain during the night. It’s worth noting that the India vs Pakistan match is scheduled to begin at 2 pm local time and conclude at 11 pm, a timeframe that aligns with the rain’s expected presence from 5 pm to 11 pm. This poses a significant risk that the highly anticipated India vs. Pakistan clash might succumb to the unpredictable whims of the weather.

What if India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2023 match gets washed-out?

Now, let’s consider the scenarios that could unfold if rain decides to intervene. In the event that rain disrupts the India vs Pakistan clash, both teams would need to have completed a minimum of 20 overs for an official result to be declared. Should rain disrupt the first innings, it could result in a complete washout for the match. However, if the rain gods choose to intervene after both teams have bowled their respective 20 overs, the Duckworth-Lewis method will come into play to determine the victor.

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Nevertheless, should the India vs Pakistan match be abandoned entirely due to inclement weather, both teams will be awarded a single point each. Pakistan, having already secured victory in their opening encounter against Nepal, would find themselves with three points, likely securing their place in the Super Four stage. On the other hand, India would need to secure a victory against Nepal in their upcoming match on September 4th to ensure their qualification for the next round of this prestigious tournament.

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