India vs Zimbabwe match Rain: India will qualify for semi-finals or not

The Men in Blue play their final match of the group stage T20 World Cup 2022 on Sunday against Zimbabwe at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). India needs a positive result from the match to qualify for the semi-finals. India vs Zimbabwe match Rain: India will qualify for semi-finals or not.

India has not yet qualified for the final four at the T20 World Cup 2022 despite being at the top of the points table in Super 12 Group B. India cannot afford to lose the match as that will put it at risk of being knocked out from the T20 World Cup.

India currently have 6 points from 4 matches, having won 3 (against Pakistan, Netherlands and Bangladesh) and lost one (against South Africa). South Africa is the other team with India who are favourites to qualify with 5 points in their 4 matches.

Two teams that have an outside chance of qualification are Pakistan and Bangladesh with 4 points each. Melbourne has been one of the venues of the T20 World Cup most affected by rain. MCG saw a twin washout a week ago when both Afghanistan vs Ireland and England vs Australia matches couldn’t be played.

In the scenario that Sunday sees another rain deluge at the MCG, both India and Zimbabwe will be awarded a point each. A single point will take India’s total tally to 7 points and will place the Men in Blue in a comfortable spot for qualification.

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Second-placed South Africa will be able to reach a maximum of 7 points if they prevail over minnows Netherlands. However, third placed Pakistan and fourth placed Bangladesh will only be able to reach 6 points if they win when they play each other on the same day. India will still remain above them in the top two and thereby earn qualification to the semi-finals at the T20 World Cup.

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