India vs England T20 World Cup semi-final match 2024 rain cut off and buffer time rules, Guyana weather report and is there a reserve day

India vs England T20 World Cup semi-final match 2024 rain cut off and buffer time rules, Guyana weather report and is there a reserve day

Check out the India vs England T20 World Cup semi-final match 2024 rain cut off and buffer time, reserve day rules and Guyana weather report 

Know everything about ENG vs IND match as England faces India in their T20 World Cup semi-final today in Guyana, with the winner advancing to face South Africa in Saturday’s final.

Today’s clash is a rematch of the 2022 World Cup semi-final in Adelaide, where a dominant England triumphed by 10 wickets. However, Rohit Sharma’s side is favored to win this afternoon and seek revenge for that heavy defeat.

India vs England T20 World Cup semi-final match 2024 rain cut off and buffer time, Guyana weather report and is there a reserve day

Weather may play a crucial role, as Guyana typically experiences wet conditions in June. If the semi-final is washed out, India will advance, having topped their Super 8 group.

The semi-final begins at 3:30 pm BSTor 8:00pm IST at the Providence Stadium in Guyana.

Weather Update

There is a high chance of rain affecting the game, with a 90% probability of rainfall and a 21% chance of thunderstorms, according to weather department.

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The match, scheduled to start at 10 am local time, could be called off if the weather doesn’t permit play.

There is no reserve day for this semi-final due to the one-day gap between the semi-final and final with India going through to the final if the match is called off.

Buffer Time

Instead, the ICC has allotted a 250-minute buffer to start a full 20-over match. The game can start as late as 12:10 am IST for a full match, and up to 1:10 am IST for a 10-over per side match.

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If play isn’t possible by then, India will advance to the final as the top team in Group 1 of the Super 8.

Where to Watch

In the UK, the Cricket enthusiasts can tune in to Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event as the platform will broadcast the match live with coverage starting at 2 pm.

Meanwhile, other fans can enjoy the action love by switching to Sky Go app or by purchasing a Sky Sports subscription.

Earlier, in a press conference, Rohit Sharma expressed hope for a full game but stated they would adjust their strategy if rain shortened the match.

“We want to think it will be a full game, but if it rains, we will change what we need to. We will do our best to win the game. These things happen, and we will see what the scenarios are,” the Indian captain said.

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