Asia Cup Super 4: India Vs. Pakistan Live Score: Ind To Resume On 147/2 But Reserve Day Is Threatened By Rain
Asia Cup Super 4: India Vs. Pakistan Live Score: After Babar Azam won the toss and elected to bowl first in the Asia Cup 2023 Super 4, Shubman Gill sped through his second consecutive ODI half century, and together with Rohit Sharma, they stifled the dangerous Pakistan pace attack for the larger part of the first 20 overs. Within the first 14 overs, their opening partnership had already surpassed 100. Gill reached his fifty off of 37 balls, while Rohit followed suit off of 42 balls (with a six on the way). Shadab and Afridi eventually led a dramatic comeback for Pakistan by removing Rohit and Gill from the game in quick succession. In its wake came Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, the latter of whom replaced an injured Shreyas Iyer at No. 4.
They were batting for the third wicket and had scored 24 runs off 38 balls when heavy rain arrived and ended their innings. At that time, (India Vs. Pakistan Live Score) India had scored 147 runs and had used 24.1 overs. While the sky was clear for much of the day, once the rain began falling heavily, it never really stopped. It paused for quite some time, but the wet area of the outfield was slow to dry. At one time, though, it appeared like the umpires were satisfied with the situation, and a resumption of play appeared likely. Before it seemed like the umpires were going to make an official announcement about the playing conditions, it started pouring again, which would have resulted in fewer overs and perhaps a 34-over chase for Pakistan.
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The game had to be postponed until the contentious reserve day as a result. There has been some pushback from fans and commentators of Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and even India and Pakistan because the reserve day only exists for one fixture in the Super Four. Afterwards, the Bangladesh and Sri Lanka cricket boards issued statements saying that the tournament organizers had made the call after consulting with them, despite criticism from Bangladesh head coach Chandika Hathurusingha at a press conference.
Rain is expected to create another washout between the two sides on Monday, which doesn’t bode well for the forecast. AccuWeather predicts an 80% probability of rain for Colombo at 5 p.m. However, things get back up around 3:00 PM local time. Meanwhile, Weather.com’s hourly forecast shows that after 3 p.m., the rain probability never drop below 70%. According to the data, the highest probability of rain is at 5:30 in the evening.
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