Will the skies hold for tonight’s Pak Vs Ind clash, or will rain wash it away?

COLOMBO: Cricket’s fiercest rivalry is set to ignite once again as Pakistan and India lock horns today in the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 at the iconic R Premadasa Stadium, and weather conditions appear unlikely to dampen the spectacle.

According to the Sri Lanka Meteorological Department, there is only a slight chance of rain during the high-voltage encounter. While clouds are expected to hover over Colombo, the likelihood of showers interrupting play remains low, raising hopes for a full and thrilling contest.

Colombo woke up to a mix of sun and clouds on match day morning. Winds have been blowing at 14 kilometers per hour since early hours, while humidity stands at 89 percent. Light rain is forecast for the afternoon, but conditions are expected to stabilize by the time the much-anticipated clash begins.

The Pakistan-India showdown is scheduled for 6:30 PM (Pakistan time) and carries enormous significance, with both teams sitting on four points. The winner will secure a place in the next stage of the tournament, adding even more intensity to an already nerve-wracking battle.

Earlier in the day, Nepal will take on West Indies, followed by USA versus Namibia, setting the stage for the marquee encounter between the traditional rivals.

With both sides boasting explosive batting, sharp bowling and electric fielding units, today’s contest promises a test of skill and temperament. Pakistan enter the match determined to outclass their arch-rivals, while India are equally focused on asserting their dominance.

As anticipation grips fans around the world, all eyes now turn to Colombo, where the weather appears cooperative and the stage is perfectly set for another unforgettable chapter in cricket’s greatest rivalry.