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The ICC has announced the rules for the final match of the T20 World Cup 2024 to be played between India and South Africa. How will the result be declared in case of rain and what is the update regarding the reserve day. The final match will be played on 29 June between the Indian cricket team captained by Rohit Sharma and the South African team captained by Aiden Markram. The way rain disrupted the semi-final match between India and England. A similar possibility is being created in the final match to be held on the ground of Barbados. The T20 World Cup match is likely to be washed away by rain, but the entire match will not be canceled. What is the possibility of rain and what will be the rules if there is any disruption due to it. In view of the rain interruption in the matches due to rain, the ICC has made some changes in the rules of the semi-finals and finals.
There will be a reserve day for the final between India and South Africa
The best thing about the final between India and South Africa is that the ICC has already announced a reserve day for it. A reserve day was kept for the semi-final-1 played earlier, but it was not needed. At the same time, a reserve day was not kept for the second semi-final played between India and England. 250 minutes of extra time was given for the second semi-final. Meanwhile, the second semi-final also ended. Due to which not only cricket fans but also the ICC must have heaved a sigh of relief.
Reserve day will be used only if 10 overs of match cannot be played on the first day.
The ICC has already announced that a reserve day has been kept in reserve for the T20 World Cup 2024 final, but this reserve day will be used only if the match is not played on the first day. According to the rules of the ICC, an attempt will be made to play at least 10 overs on the first day. However, any T20 international match requires at least 5 overs, then the result is declared. But the result of a match with less than this number of overs is not declared. But it is necessary to have at least 10 overs in the T20 World Cup semi-final and final match. If even a 10-over match could not be played on the first day, then the match will be played on the second day i.e. on the reserve day. Not only this, if the match starts on the first day and then the match cannot be played and goes on the second day, then the match will start from where it stopped on the first day. An additional time of 190 minutes has also been reserved for the final, that is, the match can go on for three hours and 10 minutes extra.
The final match will start at 10:30 am
The final match of the T20 World Cup will start on Saturday at 10:30 am local time. The toss will take place at 10 am. The reserve day of the match will also start at the same time on Sunday. The special thing is that if the 10-over match is not played simultaneously on Saturday and Sunday, then both India and South Africa will be declared joint winners.
Weather Forecast in Barbados
There is talk about the weather forecast in Barbados. According to AccuWeather, there is a possibility of rain on the day of the match on Saturday. There is about a 50 percent chance of rain between 4 am and 9 am local time in Barbados. After this, there will be about a 30 percent chance of rain between 10 am i.e. the time of toss and 1 pm. After this, it can again increase to about 50 percent. 190 minutes of extra time has been given for the T20 World Cup final match to be held on Saturday. Both teams will have to bat at least 10 overs to be declared the winner. That is, the result of the match will not be decided by the super over.