US vs IRE: How can rain affect Pakistan’s chances to qualify for Super 8?

Pakistan squad’s chances to enter the T20 World Cup’s Super 8 stage is dependant on today’s crucial match between Ireland and the USA at the Central Broward Park and Broward County Stadium in Florida.

The team’s fate in the tournament depends on victory of Ireland. If the US win the match, they would easily quality for the Super 8 as they would have six points.

However, if the match is washed out, both Ireland and the US would get one point each, still leading the latter to quality for the super 8, which is also not beneficial for Pakistan.

Fortunately, the likelihood of a washout has decreased given the current weather conditions.

The weather forecast is favourable, with only a 20% chance of rain during the game, although this probability will increase to 30% around noon.

The match is set to commence at 10:30am local time (7:30pm Pakistan Standard Time).

To ensure the match reaches a conclusive result, a minimum of five overs must be played in each innings. Moreover, the two teams will have additional 90 minutes to account for any weather-related interruptions.

Meantime, the Pakistan squad is set to play their final group match with Ireland’s team on Sunday, June 16, at the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium.

As the teams are struggling to gain a spot in the Super Eight stage, the final three matches of Group A will be hosted in Florida which has seen bad weather conditions, including flooding, this week.

The first Group A match is between Ireland and the US being played today. The second match is scheduled for June 15 between India and Canada with the last one to be played between Pakistan and Ireland on June 16.

From Group A, India have qualified for the next stage of the tournament, however, both Pakistan and the US are struggling for their spot for the same stage.

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