T20 World Cup Change Sport's Rules
OVERVIEW:
👉Organizers could take sweeping rule adjustment to save T20 World Cup final
👉Pakistan is Play Final Match with England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday.
👉Melbourne has rain prediction for both Sunday and replacement day Monday
Cricket's established wet weather procedures could be revised to save the epic Twenty20 World Cup final in Melbourne from being eroded out. The International Cricket Council's local members are agreed to be seeing the radical change to satisfy sponsors and a worldwide audience of millions who are keen to see a final winner pull the Cup.
DESCRIPTION:
The attraction event is planned for Sunday evening, but forecast of weather is wet. World cup rules set out that in that condition, a back-up date is panned so as to except the fixture and avoid making England and Pakistan to share the trophy.
But, it is also due to rain on the back-up date of Monday 14 November, Means that the ICC has taken extreme action to push back the start time when it is low likely to rain in Melbourne.
To start a match, a minimum of 10 overs is mandatory per team, different the group stage when only five overs per-side was needed to complete a game.
RESULT EXPECTED:
If the final is disturbed out the rain then ICC has left Monday as a reserve day with play beginning at 3pm and alternative up where it was stopped on Sunday.
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