Fans and players face uncertainty as the Super 8 clash between Pakistan and New Zealand in the T20 World Cup 2026 is set to take place at R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on February 21.
The match is crucial for both teams as they look to take an early step toward the semi-finals.
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However, the weather in Colombo may play spoilsport.
According to Accuweather report, there is around 75% chance of rain throughout Saturday, with the evening seeing the heaviest showers at 87%.
Thunderstorms are also expected, with around 1.5 hours of rainfall predicted.
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While the match may not be completely washed out, interruptions are likely, and overs could be reduced.
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If the match is eventually abandoned, there is no reserve day for Super 8 games in the tournament.
Both teams would receive one point each, as the contest would be declared a no-result.
Umpires will wait until 7:30 pm PST before reducing overs, with a minimum of five overs per side required to constitute a match.
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Fans can expect a rain-affected contest as Pakistan and New Zealand prepare to battle it out in Colombo, hoping for at least some cricket action despite the wet conditions.
