BCCI Secretary and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) President has been subjected to the wrath of the cricketing fans. Yet again, another India vs Pakistan match in the Asia Cup 2023 has been disrupted by rain. Fans vented their anger and frustration on Jay Shah for hosting the Asia Cup matches in Sri Lanka knowing there was a forecast for heavy rain.
While the entire cricketing world waited to watch India vs Pakistan clash in the ongoing Asia Cup 2023, they were denied that. Rain played spoilsport in the IND vs PAK clash in the group stage match and now the same in the Super 4s clash. Though this time there is an option for a reserve day, in the first match both the sides the shared points.
It is the season of the Monsoon and quite naturally, along with India, Sri Lanka also experiences heavy rainfall in this phase of the year. Fans got extremely angry and criticized Jay Shah for hosting the matches despite knowing there was a forecast for heavy rain.
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IND vs PAK Highlights
The electrifying match between India and Pakistan in the Super Four stage of Asia Cup 2023 has been called off and moved for a reserve day as rain did not allow any play after 24.1 overs on Sunday. The play was halted for almost four hours today as the rain kept on coming back. India will resume their innings tomorrow.
India, given a flying start by the opening pair of skipper Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill, were sitting pretty at 147 for the loss of 2 wickets when the heavens intervened at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. Earlier, Rohit and Shubman put on a show smacking the Pakistani bowlers to all corners in a whirlwind partnership of 121 runs. Shaheen Shaf Afridi and Shadab Khan claimed a wicket apiece to bring the Pakistanis back into the game after the India openers sent them on a leather hunt in the initial overs.
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