Delhi: The ICC T20 World Cup 2024 is currently in its final stages. In such a situation, today, when India and Australia will play a match in the Super-8 round, crores of Indians will have only one word in their minds, 'revenge'. You will remember that day of 19 November 2023, when crores of Indian fans were heartbroken. During this, Australia defeated India in the final of the ICC World Cup in Ahmedabad. Now Team India has a good chance to defeat Australia in today's match and knock them out of the tournament, but whether India will get that chance or not will depend on the weather in St. Lucia.

It is known that the match between the two teams is to be played at Gros Islet ground in St. Lucia, but the weather of the city is not good. Heavy rains occurred here on Sunday, a day before the match, and there is a possibility of rain on the day of the match as well. The match will be played from 10.30 am as per St. Lucia time, but it may also be interrupted due to rain in the morning. According to the weather department report, there is a possibility of rain in the morning and if this happens, it will be difficult for the match to start on time.

What happens if the match is cancelled?

It is known that there is no reserve day for Super-8 matches. Even if today's match gets cancelled due to rain, it will not make any difference to the Indian team. On the contrary, even if they do not play the match, they will easily get a ticket to the semi-finals.

Actually, if the match is cancelled, both the teams will be given 1-1 point. After this, the Indian team will have a total of 5 points, but this will increase Australia's headache, because if they win this match, they will get 2 points, but if the match is cancelled, they will get only 1 point. In such a situation, if Afghanistan defeats Bangladesh in the next match, then it will reach the semi-finals and Australia will be directly out of the tournament. It will also be interesting that even if Bangladesh defeats Afghanistan, the battle for the semi-finals will become more exciting at this stage.