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The match between India and Pakistan in the Super Four stage of the Asia Cup started in Colombo's R. Premadasa Stadium on Sunday, September 10th. Pakistani captain Babar Azam won the toss and opted to bat. India had made a good start, scoring 147 runs for the loss of two wickets in 24.1 overs when rain interrupted the match. After that, the match couldn't resume, and it will now be played on Monday, September 11th.
In the current edition of the Asia Cup, there are only reserve days for two matches, including this one between India and Pakistan, and also for the final. Consequently, both teams will continue the match from where it was halted today. India will start their innings from 24.1 overs. The match will be a 50-overs contest.
What happens if the match isn't completed on the reserve day?
Monday, September 11th, serves as the reserve day for this match. If the match cannot be completed on the reserve day as well, both teams will share one point each, and the match will be declared canceled.
How will this affect the points table for India and Pakistan?
If the match is canceled, India will earn one point in their tally, while Pakistan will have three points from their two matches.
What is the current points table situation in the Super Four stage?
In the points table for the Super Four stage, Pakistan is in first place with two points from one match, and their net run rate is +1.051. Sri Lanka is in second place with two points from one match, but their net run rate is lower than Pakistan's at +0.420. India currently holds the third position and is yet to play their first match. Bangladesh is at the bottom of the points table with zero points from two matches, and they have a poor net run rate of -0.749.
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