COLOMBO: The much-awaited high-voltage clash between the Pakistan national cricket team and the India national cricket team in the ongoing ICC Men’s T20 World Cup is under threat due to rain forecast in Colombo.
According to reports, both teams are scheduled to face off on February 15 at the iconic R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. However, weather experts have warned that persistent rainfall and thunderstorms could disrupt the crucial encounter.
Cricket fans eagerly waiting for the blockbuster showdown are closely monitoring weather updates, hoping the rain stays away on match day.
Weather forecasts indicate that rainfall is expected to begin in Colombo from Friday and may continue through Wednesday. On February 15 (Sunday), thunderstorms are predicted, raising serious concerns about a possible washout.
Earlier, Pakistan’s warm-up match was also affected by rain, adding to worries ahead of the marquee contest.
The potential disruption of the Pakistan-India match could have a significant impact on group standings, making weather conditions a key factor in this high-stakes tournament fixture.