As Australia prepares for a do-or-die battle on Monday, the weather may play a crucial role in determining their future in the tournament.
As the T20 World Cup 2024 gears up for the epic showdown between India and Australia, there is more at stake than just the bat and the ball. With India on the brink of securing a spot in the semi-finals, Australia's fate hangs in the balance following their unexpected loss to Afghanistan in the previous match. As Australia prepares for a do-or-die battle on Monday, the weather may play a crucial role in determining their future in the tournament.
According to Accuweather, heavy rain is forecasted to fall throughout the day on June 24, with showers expected before the India vs Australia match kicks off at 10:30 AM local time. The rain is unlikely to let up even after the match begins, increasing the likelihood of a washout.
The weather outlook is grim, with a 70% chance of rain during the day. It is highly unlikely that the India vs Australia match will be a full 40-over game, with a shortened match or a complete washout being the most probable outcomes. A thunderstorm warning has already been issued for the day, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the match.
In the midst of this uncertainty, both teams will need to adapt and strategize accordingly to navigate the challenging conditions and emerge victorious. The weather may be unpredictable, but one thing is for sure - the battle between India and Australia will be one for the books, with both teams giving it their all to secure a spot in the semi-finals.
What if IND vs AUS gets washed out?
In the event that rain forces the cancellation of the India vs Australia match, both teams will be awarded one point each. This scenario would secure India's spot in the semi-finals, while Australia's advancement would hinge on the outcome of the Afghanistan vs Bangladesh match. If Bangladesh emerges victorious, Australia will move on. However, a win for Afghanistan would eliminate Australia from the semi-finals contention.
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