Calculating Pakistan’s Revised Target in Rain-Affected Asia Cup Clash

In a thrilling Group A encounter of the Asia Cup held in Kandy, Pakistan faced off against arch-rivals India. Opting to bat first, Rohit Sharma’s side set a challenging target of 267 runs for Pakistan to chase within the standard 50 overs.

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September 3, 2023

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Calculating Pakistan’s Revised Target in Rain-Affected Asia Cup Clash

In a thrilling Group A encounter of the Asia Cup held in Kandy, Pakistan faced off against arch-rivals India. Opting to bat first, Rohit Sharma’s side set a challenging target of 267 runs for Pakistan to chase within the standard 50 overs.

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In a thrilling Group A encounter of the Asia Cup held in Kandy, Pakistan faced off against arch-rivals India.

Rohit Sharma’s Decision

Opting to bat first, Rohit Sharma’s side set a challenging target of 267 runs for Pakistan to chase within the standard 50 overs. However, the unpredictable weather played spoilsport, causing a delay that halted the second innings before it even began.

Duckworth–Lewis–Stern Method at Play

In such rain-affected scenarios, the Duckworth–Lewis–Stern (DLS) method comes into play to determine the revised target for the chasing team.

Cut-Off Time for the 20-Over Game

For the truncated 20-over game, the cut-off time is set at 9:57 pm, Pakistan Standard Time, offering a glimpse into what might be Pakistan’s adjusted target to chase in this rain-interrupted showdown.

Last Updated: Sep 3, 2023
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