The T20 World Cup is set to raise the curtain on June 1. Before that, all the teams are preparing hard for the biggest T20 competition. Just before stepping onto the big stage, Pakistan will face New Zealand. But before that, the possibility of rain is raising eyebrows. That is raising questions over the future of the series.Â
Rain Interruption in the T20 Series:
The eagerly anticipated five-match T20I series between Pakistan and New Zealand is set to begin on April 18 at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. However, cricket enthusiasts might need to keep an eye on the weather forecast. Sources suggest that the city is expected to face thunderstorms and rainfall starting Tuesday, potentially impacting the matches throughout the week.
Rainy conditions could disrupt the series, creating uncertainty for both teams and fans. While the games will proceed as planned, interruptions may lead to delays or even cancellations. Pakistan’s practice session scheduled for Tuesday may be canceled due to expected heavy rain. As a result, players may need to adapt quickly to changing conditions, and spectators might witness unexpected twists in the competition.
Pakistan’s Interesting Changes Before the T20 World Cup:
Pakistan is set to take on New Zealand in a highly anticipated five-match T20I series, led by Babar Azam. Recently reinstated as the white-ball captain, Azam replaces Shaheen Afridi and aims to steer the team to victory. Notable comebacks include pacer Mohammad Amir and all-rounder Imad Wasim, who reversed their retirements to join the squad.
The coaching team boasts impressive talent, with Azhar Mahmood as the head coach and Wahab Riaz as the senior team manager. Mohammad Yousuf will guide the batters, while Saeed Ajmal remains the spin bowling coach. Pakistan seeks redemption after their 4-1 defeat in their last T20 series against New Zealand. The team has prepared diligently, aiming to avenge the loss and gain momentum ahead of the T20 World Cup.
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