IND vs. ENG, Guyana Weather updates: There's a significant risk of rain for the second semifinal

IND and ENG will clash in the second SF.
In the competition, IND has not lost.
The risk of rain is very real in the game.
When the T20 World Cup 2024 knockout stages begin, India will face their hardest test yet after maintaining their unblemished group stage record. The Men in Blue will play the reigning champions, England, in Providence Stadium, Guyana on Thursday, June 27 in the tournament's second semi-final.
With the exception of a washout against Canada, the Rohit Sharma-led team has once again demonstrated their superiority in the group stages, defeating every opponent they played. Conversely, England advanced to the semifinals despite a brief scare of being eliminated at the group round itself by Scotland. However, Australia’s win over Scotland in their last fixture helped them seal their spot in the Super 8s.

They later defeated the USA and the West Indies in the Super 8s to go to the semi-finals. This game is sure to be the most anticipated match of the tournament because both sides are coming into it on the strength of their recent victories. Unfortunately, terrible weather is expected to ruin the match, with heavy rain expected during the game.

Weather.com predicts 60% chance of rain on match day in Guyana, which reduces the likelihood of a full-fledged game. At the beginning of the game, at 10:30 am local time, the rain prediction is 33%; at about 1 pm, it increases to 59%. Therefore, it is anticipated that the game will be stop-start, leaving both players and the fans frustrated.