India vs West Indies Rain Chances: The Indian cricket team has not yet been able to make it to the semi-finals. Which team will go to the semi-finals will be decided on March 1, when India and West Indies will come face to face. Both these teams have 2-2 points and this is no less than a quarter-final match for both. If India or West Indies want to progress in the tournament, they will have to win at any cost. The winning team will directly enter the last-4, but what will happen if the match is canceled due to rain. Know here who will get more benefit when it rains.

First of all take a look at the equation. The net run-rate issue is stuck in Group 2 between Pakistan and New Zealand. But India and West Indies are no longer dependent on net run rate, because the path to the semi-finals is absolutely clear. Win the match and play the semi-finals. Therefore, even if India beats West Indies by one run on March 1, it will reach the semi-finals. But if the match is cancelled, the net run rate will become most important.

If it rains, who benefits?

The match between India and West Indies will be played at the Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata. If the match is canceled due to rain, both the teams will get one point each. In this way, India and West Indies will remain tied with three points each. But on the basis of net run-rate, West Indies will go to the semi-finals. West Indies’ net run rate is +1.791, while India is far behind at -0.100.

How will the weather be?

Team India will clearly suffer loss if the match is canceled due to rain. In such a situation, know how the weather of Kolkata is going to be on March 1. On March 1, the sky is expected to be completely clear in Kolkata, there will be scorching sun and the maximum temperature can go up to 33 degrees Celsius.

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India Semi Final Qualification Chance: Former Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Aamir has been in the news for his sharp statements amid the 2026 T20 World Cup. Earlier he had called Abhishek Sharma ‘Lappebaaz’, which created a lot of uproar. Meanwhile, he had predicted that West Indies and South Africa will go to the semi-finals from the first group of Super-8 and India will not be able to qualify. Now Aamir has again reiterated his point that Team India will not be able to make it to the last 4.

Pakistan will do it, not India

While discussing a Pakistani show, Mohammad Aamir said that whether Pakistan qualifies for the semi-finals or not, India will not be able to go to the last-4.

Mohammad Aamir said, “Pakistan will qualify. Look, whether Pakistan does or not, India will not.”

So far, South Africa has reached the semi-finals from the first group of the Super-8 stage and England has reached the semi-finals from the second group. Whereas Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe are out. There is competition between India, West Indies, Pakistan and New Zealand for the remaining 2 slots of the semi-finals.

Have predicted before also

Before the start of Super-8 stage, Mohammad Aamir had said that India will not go to the semi-finals from the first group of Super-8. According to him, South Africa and West Indies will reach the last-4. So far, half of Aamir’s predictions have come true as South Africa has entered the semi-finals. Whether what he said is completely true or not will be decided on March 1, when India and West Indies will clash.

Equation of India going to semi-finals

Currently, West Indies and India have two points each in the points table. West Indies’ net run rate is +1.791, while the Indian team is far behind at -0.100. But now the net run-rate will not be valid to reach the semi-finals because only if West Indies or India win on March 1, they will reach the semi-finals.

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India Score vs Zimbabwe: Batting first, India has scored 256 runs. This is the second highest score made by any team in the history of T20 World Cup. This is the biggest total of this World Cup. After a long time, Abhishek Sharma’s bat roared, who played a strong half-century of 55 runs. After them, Hardik Pandya and Tilak Verma made ghosts of Zimbabwe’s bowlers.

Highest score of 2026 T20 World Cup

The highest score of the 2026 T20 World Cup was 254 runs, which was made by West Indies against Zimbabwe. But now Team India has created history by scoring 256 runs against Zimbabwe itself.

The highest score in the history of T20 World Cup is in the name of Sri Lanka, which scored 260 runs against Kenya in the 2007 World Cup. India missed breaking that world record by just 4 runs.

Biggest scores in T20 World Cup history

• 260 runs – Sri Lanka (vs Kenya)
• 256 runs – India (vs Zimbabwe)
• 254 runs – West Indies (vs Zimbabwe)
• 235 runs – Ireland (vs Oman)

Abhishek Sharma shined

Abhishek Sharma was out on ‘zero’ in the first three innings of this World Cup. He was able to score only 15 runs in the Super-8 match against South Africa. Now finally his bat roared against Zimbabwe. He completed his half-century in 26 balls, which is the second slowest fifty in his T20 career so far. He scored 55 runs in 30 balls.

Hardik-Tilak’s chaos

After Abhishek, Hardik Pandya and Tilak Verma made a partnership of 84 runs in 31 balls. Hardik returned unbeaten after scoring 50 runs in 23 balls. Whereas Tilak batted in a more explosive manner than him. Tilak scored 44 runs in 16 balls. Hardik and Tilak together hit 8 sixes and 5 fours.

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