Rain Threatens India’s Asian Games Gold Defence Against Afghanistan
Rain has already interrupted matches at the venue, and a washout would send higher-seeded India into the semifinals under tournament rules.
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‘We cannot give a reason for rain, have to be mentally prepared’: Shreyas Iyer ahead of QF match against Afghanistan in Asian Games
India T20I captain Shreyas Iyer on Sunday said his side cannot use the rain-affected preparations as an excuse and must be ready to adapt quickly when it takes on Afghanistan in the Asian Games quarter-final here on Monday.
‘We cannot give a reason for rain, have to be mentally prepared’: Shreyas Iyer ahead of QF match against Afghanistan in Asian Games - The Tribune
India T20I captain Shreyas Iyer on Sunday said his side cannot use the rain-affected preparations as an excuse and must be ready to adapt quickly when it takes on Afghanistan in the Asian Games quarter-final here on Monday.
Rain Threat in Nisshin: What Happens If India Vs Afghanistan Asian Games Quarter-Final Gets Washed Out At Korogi Sports Park? Explained
India’s Asian Games men’s cricket quarter-final against Afghanistan on September 28 at Korogi Sports Park in Nisshin faces a 91% rain threat. Officials may use a reduced-overs game, while a complete washout could send top-seeded India into the semi-finals.
Asian Games: What will happen if India-Afghanistan cricket QF is washed out
Digital Desk | Nisshin, Sep 27 (IANS) Rain threat looms large as defending champions India take on a second-string Afghanistan side in the second quarterfinal of the cricket event at the Asian Games on Monday. The clash is scheduled to take place at the Korogi Sports Park; however, weather forecasts predict showers in the city on the matchday. As per Accuweather, there is a 97% chance of precipitation on Monday in Nisshin, which puts both the…
Asian Games: Focus On Standards Over Outcomes Against Afghanistan, Says Shreyas Iyer
Korogi Sports Park: India captain Shreyas Iyer on Monday said representing the country comes with the non-negotiable expectation of finishing with the gold medal, but felt that his side will focus on maintaining their internal standards rather than obsessing over outcomes in their Asian Games men’s T20 quarter-final against Afghanistan, set to take place on Monday.
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