Final Stage of the T20 World Cup
The T20 World Cup is reaching its climax with only three matches left to determine the champion of the ninth season. The semi-finals will feature India vs England and South Africa vs Afghanistan, both scheduled for June 27. However, the excitement is mixed with anxiety due to the weather forecast, particularly for the India vs England match.
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Different Rules for Semi-Finals
The semi-final between South Africa and Afghanistan will be played at 6 am on June 27, with a reserve day in place in case of rain. If the match cannot be completed on the scheduled day, it will be played on the next day. If the match is still not possible, South Africa will advance to the final as they topped their group with three wins. Afghanistan, unfortunately, will have to bow out without playing.
In contrast, the India vs England semi-final, scheduled for 8 pm on the same day, does not have a reserve day. Instead, an additional 4 hours and 10 minutes have been allocated to accommodate any rain delays. If the rain persists beyond this period, the match will be canceled. Given that India topped their group with three wins, they will advance to the final if the match is called off.
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Weather Concerns and Final Match
Weather forecasts predict an 88 percent chance of rain in Guyana during the India vs England match, with a possibility of thunderstorms. This significantly increases the likelihood of interruptions or even cancellations. If the match is indeed canceled, India will benefit and move to the final. The final match is scheduled for June 29, with a reserve day in place to ensure the championship is decided on the field.
The upcoming matches will not only test the skills of the players but also their adaptability to the weather conditions, making the end of this T20 World Cup season truly suspenseful and unpredictable.
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