Rain updates: If match between India and Pakistan is not possible due to rain, then which team will get more benefit, know report
Rain updates: The shadow of rain is looming over the India-Pakistan match in Asia Cup 2023. In such a situation, it is important to know what will happen if the match is cancelled.
Asia Cup 2023 IND vs PAK: India will start its campaign in the Asia Cup from today with a match against Pakistan. The dark shadow of rain is hovering over the match. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a 70 percent chance of rain. In such a situation, if rain interferes, then the fans who are eagerly waiting for this great match may definitely get disappointed.
Well the rain is not in our hands. But we can definitely discuss the equation between these two countries after the rain in the Asia Cup. Pakistan has won its first league match against Nepal. Therefore, due to rain and cancellation of the match, instead of that, the way ahead of the tournament will definitely become difficult for India. Pakistan has defeated Nepal by a huge margin of 238 runs in this Group-A match.
Who will get the benefit if the match is canceled
Due to the better performance of Babar Azam and Iftikhar Ahmed, Pakistan scored a mountain of 342 runs in the match. In reply, Nepal was able to score only 104 runs. Both Pakistan and Babar Azam will get the benefit of the cancellation of the match on Saturday. In case of cancellation, both the teams will get one point each.
No reserve day has been kept for the match. In such a situation, Pakistan will have 3 points in 2 matches and the team will qualify for Super-4. Then the winning team of the match between India and Nepal on September 4 will become the second team to reach Super-4.
Danger of rain on India-Nepal match also
Another disappointing thing here is that even in this match of 4th September, the dark shadow of rain can trouble India. Overall, there is no better match for India yet. Nepal team is entering Asia Cup for the first time. There will be a match between India and Nepal for the first time.
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