What Happens If India vs England T20 World Cup 2024 Semifinal Is Washed Out?
Should the weather prevent IND vs ENG T20 World Cup 2024 semifinal match from taking place, ICC regulations will dictate the course of action.
IND vs ENG semifinal: The second semifinal of ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 will be played between India and England on Thursday (June 27) at Providence Stadium, Guyana. IND vs ENG T20 World Cup 2024 semifinal faces the threat of being disrupted by persistent rain forecasted for the day.
Should the weather prevent IND vs ENG T20 World Cup 2024 semifinal match from taking place, ICC regulations will dictate the course of action.
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What will happen if India vs England T20 World Cup 2023 match gets washed out due to rain?
As per AccuWeather, on Thursday (June 27), Guyana faces a high probability of rain and potential thunderstorms, with forecasts indicating an 88% chance of rain and an 18% chance of thunderstorms. The scheduled start time for IND vs ENG T20 World Cup 2024 match is 08:00 PM IST (Indian time) local time.
The IND vs ENG T20 World Cup 2024 semi-final match does not have a reserve day scheduled. If rain completely washes out the match without a single ball being bowled, India would progress to the T20 World Cup final. This outcome is determined by India's superior performance in the Super 8 stage, where they topped their group by defeating Australia in their final Super 8 match.
Is there a reserve day for IND vs ENG T20 World Cup 2024 match in Guyana?
Unlike the first semi-final in Trinidad, there is no reserve day scheduled for IND vs ENG T20 World Cup 2024 semifinal match in Guyana. However, there is a provision of 250 minutes of additional time allocated to try and achieve a result if rain interrupts play.
India will qualify for T20 World Cup 2024 final and England will be knocked out of the tournament if no play is possible at all on Thursday (June 27).
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