India vs West Indies Rain Chances: The Indian cricket team has not yet been able to make it to the semi-finals. Which team will go to the semi-finals will be decided on March 1, when India and West Indies will come face to face. Both these teams have 2-2 points and this is no less than a quarter-final match for both. If India or West Indies want to progress in the tournament, they will have to win at any cost. The winning team will directly enter the last-4, but what will happen if the match is canceled due to rain. Know here who will get more benefit when it rains.
First of all take a look at the equation. The net run-rate issue is stuck in Group 2 between Pakistan and New Zealand. But India and West Indies are no longer dependent on net run rate, because the path to the semi-finals is absolutely clear. Win the match and play the semi-finals. Therefore, even if India beats West Indies by one run on March 1, it will reach the semi-finals. But if the match is cancelled, the net run rate will become most important.
If it rains, who benefits?
The match between India and West Indies will be played at the Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata. If the match is canceled due to rain, both the teams will get one point each. In this way, India and West Indies will remain tied with three points each. But on the basis of net run-rate, West Indies will go to the semi-finals. West Indies’ net run rate is +1.791, while India is far behind at -0.100.
How will the weather be?
Team India will clearly suffer loss if the match is canceled due to rain. In such a situation, know how the weather of Kolkata is going to be on March 1. On March 1, the sky is expected to be completely clear in Kolkata, there will be scorching sun and the maximum temperature can go up to 33 degrees Celsius.
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