India vs Pakistan Weather Report: Colombo sees bright sun in morning, match still under scrutiny

India vs Pakistan: Weather Report (Source: Twitter)

India and Pakistan will play each other again Today in the ongoing Asia Cup. The group stage match between India and Pakistan, which have provided both teams a point, had to be canceled last week at Pallekele due to rain. When India and Pakistan meet again, this time in Colombo at the R. Premadasa Stadium, the rain will be the main topic of debate. For the much-awaited encounter of today’s India vs Pakistan match, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) introduced a reserve day.

"A reserve day has been incorporated for the Asia Cup 2023 Super 4's match between India and Pakistan scheduled to take place on 10th September at Premadasa International Cricket Stadium in Colombo. If adverse weather suspends play during the Pak vs India game, the match will continue on 11th September 2023 from the point it was suspended," the ACC said in a statement.

As curiosity builds for the highly anticipated match between India and Pakistan weather conditions are casting a shadow over the fixture as the forecast predicts rain could play spoilsport on Sunday. The game will continue on Monday (September 11) if rain decides to play a spoil spot or any other disruption takes place during the match. The ACC have urged the fans to keep their match tickets intact because they will be able to use the same ticket to watch the game on the reserve day.

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As per Weather reports there is a 90-100 percent chance of rain in Colombo on Sunday, with thunderstorms. On the reserve day, there is a 90 percent chance of rain, along with thunderstorms. The India vs Pakistan match is set to begin at 3:00 pm IST, and the toss is expected by 2:30 pm. The Playing XI from Pakistan has been released, while India is expected to reveal its XI anytime before the match starts.

Rain was predicted for yesterday’s match between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, however there was clear sunny weather with no rain interruptions. Fans enjoyed the full 50 overs from each side.  Fans will hope for it to be the same on the match day for India and Pakistan.  A sparkling 93 by Sadeera Samarawickrama that preceded a spirited bowling effort from Shanaka claiming 3/28 with three key top-order wickets, played a crucial role in Sri Lanka's 21-run win over Bangladesh, giving them a strong start in the Asia Cup Super 4 stage.