INDIA Vs ENGLAND:- What will the weather be like on Friday for India vs England’s ICC T20 World Cup 2024 match? As India looks to exact revenge on England for losing to them in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup in 2022, the match processes may be disrupted by the unceasing rain in Guyana. In the ICC T20 World Cup 2022, England overcame the defending winners, India, in the semifinals. During that period, England defeated Pakistan to capture the renowned trophy for a second time.
The game is scheduled to begin at 8:00 PM IST or 10:30 PM local time on June 27. The temperature is expected to be around 29°C, there is a 33% chance of rain, 76% humidity and wind speed of 8 km/hr. This information is based on weather.com.
Weather.com claims that the Caribbean region’s weather prediction for the second T20 World Cup semifinal is not very promising. Sure, a rainstorm could ruin the World Cup semifinal. Rainfall continued for 12 hours straight in Guyana, ruining the prediction for the T20 World Cup final. Rainfall is predicted for the entire week, and during India vs. England’s World Cup semifinal match, thunderstorms are predicted in Guyana.
It’s 7.30am in Georgetown, Guyana & it’s filled in & pouring with rain, absolutely miserable☔️
— Don Topley (Toppers) (@ToppersSnr) June 26, 2024
India were due to practice this morning with Eng at 2pm.
Truly horrid weather, can’t even sit & enjoy the pool area👎
Tide is slowly retreating where the R Demerara meets Atl’c Ocean pic.twitter.com/DOegw53WsR
Rain early on Friday morning could possibly cause a delay in the India vs. England match. Up until six o’clock in the evening, more rain is predicted. At the Providence Stadium, the India vs. England game is slated to begin at 10:30 am local time (8:00 pm IST). June 8 was the last time the field was utilised for an international game. The World Cup semi-final match set for 10 am local time (7:30 pm IST) may not go forward as planned due to the thunderstorm prediction.
Prior to their play against England in the T20 World Cup 2024 semifinal, Rohit’s Team India had earlier arrived in Guyana. In a video released by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) prior to the World Cup semifinal, players, including captain Rohit Sharma, were spotted travelling to Guyana for the highly anticipated match. The England squad led by Jos Buttler has also advanced to the semifinals in Guyana. After placing second in Group 2, the reigning champs hopped on the plane bound for Georgetown.
