IND vs PAK Weather Forecast: Fear of ‘big disaster’ on India-Pakistan match, an update from Colombo increased the heart beat of the fans.

New Delhi. Earlier, Pakistan made a drama of not playing the T20 World Cup match with India, but in the ICC meeting it took a U-turn and said that its team will play this match. Now when everyone is ready for this India-Pakistan mega war to be held in Colombo on 15th February, from the players to the cricket fans all over the world, a new trouble has emerged. Actually, clouds of crisis are looming over this great match. This time PCB did not create any drama, rather Indradev could be seen spoiling the fun of this match. There is a shadow of rain on the India-Pakistan match. The weather update from Colombo has increased the heartbeats of the fans.

With victory, both teams have 4-4 points in their account.
India and Pakistan, currently in Group A, have played two matches each in the tournament so far. Both the teams have won these matches. India gained four points by defeating USA and Namibia, while Pakistan gained four points by winning over Netherlands and USA. However, the Indian team is on top in the points table due to better net run rate. Pakistan team is in second place. Now these two top-2 teams are to face each other. The winning team of this match will make it to the Super-8.

Rain can disrupt the match
Cricket fans are eagerly waiting for the India-Pakistan match to be held on Sunday, but the weather can hinder it. The weather forecast for Colombo is not very good. According to AccuWeather, it will be cloudy in Colombo on Sunday and it may rain at some places. There is a 93% chance of rain for the entire day. There is a 60% chance of rain at 10 am local time, which is expected to increase to 62% at 11 am. There is a 58% chance of rain even at 1 pm.

Chances of rain in Colombo

There are 53% chances of rain at 5 pm and 9% chance of rain at 7 pm (fixed time of the match). After this, the probability of rain throughout the night is expected to remain around 9% only. This means that the possibility of rain during the match at night is very less. However, if there is continuous rain during the day, a wet outfield may delay the start of the match. According to the forecast, there is also a 26% chance of a storm. At present the hope is that the weather will improve by evening, but rain during the day may affect the start of the match.

Meteorological Department gave this information
The Natural Disaster Early Warning Center of the Sri Lanka Department of Meteorology has informed that a low pressure area is likely to form in the south-eastern Bay of Bengal around February 15. The department’s statement said, ‘A low pressure area is likely to form over the south-eastern Bay of Bengal around February 15.’

After this warning, concern has increased regarding the possibility of interruption or complete washout of the match. After this alert from the Meteorological Department, now everyone’s eyes are focused on the weather updates on this match, one of the biggest matches of the tournament. Teams and fans are constantly waiting for the latest weather information, as weather conditions can have a direct impact on this high-voltage match.