Rain threat looms over high-voltage Pakistan-India T20 World Cup clash

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COLOMBO (Web Desk) – There are concerns that the high-voltage T20 World Cup clash between Pakistan and India in Colombo could be affected by rain.

The crucial T20 World Cup match between Pakistan and India is scheduled to be played on February 15 at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. Meteorological experts have warned that the match may fall victim to rain.

Due to Colombo’s unpredictable rainy weather, fans eagerly awaiting the much-anticipated Pakistan-India showdown are hoping that it does not rain.

For the Pakistan-India match, the ICC has invited cricket heads from five countries in an effort to ease tensions.

According to Google Weather, rainfall in Colombo is expected to begin on Friday and continue through Wednesday. On February 15 (Sunday), thunderstorms are also forecast.

It is worth noting that Pakistan’s earlier warm-up match was also washed out due to rain, and if it rains on Sunday, Pakistan could face difficulties in qualifying for the Super Eight stage.

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