New Delhi. What was feared happened in the Super 4 match between India and Pakistan in the Asia Cup. There was a possibility of rain during the match and the prediction proved to be absolutely correct. India lost the toss and started batting and due to rain after 24.1 overs, the match could not be rescheduled. It was because of this fear that the Asian Cricket Council had kept a reserve day in the match. Now the result of the match will come the next day.

After the group match of Asia Cup between India and Pakistan was ruined due to rain, everyone is afraid that something like this might happen in Super 4. Keeping in mind the mood of the fans, the Asian Cricket Council had announced a reserve day for the Super 4 match between India and Pakistan. This means that if rain disrupted the match on the first day, the result could be determined the next day. The match will be completed on the reserve day so that the atmosphere of the match between the two teams is not spoiled.

What are the rules of reserve day?

In the Asia Cup Super 4 match between India and Pakistan, the match had to be stopped after 24.1 overs on the first day due to rain. Pakistan captain Babar Azam won the toss and chose to bowl first. By the time the match was stopped, India had scored 147 runs for 2 wickets. The rule of Reserve Day is very simple, the match is started again from the same place from where it was stopped on the first day.

The match between India and Pakistan will be played for 50-50 overs. On the reserve day, the match will start at 3 pm from where it was stopped. The Indian team will start playing on the reserve day after 24.1 overs. India has lost the wickets of Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma. Even after this, if rain creates any disturbance then the result of the match will be decided by the match officials as per the circumstances. For the result of the match, it is necessary for both the teams to play 20-20 overs. Otherwise the match will be canceled and 1-1 points will be distributed.