India Vs Pakistan: Two Asian Giants are Meeting Again in ICC T-20 World Cup 2022
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The first game between bitter rivals India and Pakistan
The high-voltage clash between India Vs Pakistan will take place at the MCG, Melbourne on October 23, However, if news sources are to be believed, rain may ruin the big event. The first game between bitter rivals India and Pakistan will be played this weekend at Melbourne Cricket Ground, but according to Accuweather, Melbourne, Australia, will see damp weather starting on October 21.
A wetter-than-average summer is predicted in some areas of Australia, which is now experiencing its third consecutive La Nina weather period. As a result, rain is expected to fall in Sydney and Melbourne starting on Friday and continuing through the next week.
In such a scenario, there is a good chance that the highly awaited India vs. Pakistan match would not involve a single ball being batted.
According to the Bureau of Meteorology Australian Government, there is a “very high (90 percent) chance of showers” and possibly thunderstorms on Sunday mostly in the evening.
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It is therefore quite likely that the game will be called off, but if it doesn’t rain badly and the game goes on, there will be 100% cloud cover, which might enable the seamers to take use of the Melbourne track’s swing and seam.
While the India-Pakistan match might be postponed while fans wait for the rain to stop, there are also dark clouds hanging over the Australia-New Zealand game. On Saturday, October 22, at Sydney Cricket Ground, the Super 12 opening will include the T20 World Cup finalists from the previous year.
It will be a quite difficult situation for the ground crew to get everything ready for the game on Sunday.
It should be noted that there is no spare day scheduled for the Sunday match between India and Pakistan. Only the semi-finals and finals will have the option of a reserve day, according to the ICC.
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