India vs. SA Final T20 Final Barbados: Weather forecast and what happens if rain washes out the day; Reserve day rule

As India and South Africa gear up for the T20 World Cup final on Saturday, rain is expected to play a significant role in the outcome. Both teams have faced long title droughts, with India last winning a major trophy in 2013 and South Africa's only ICC win in 1998.

Ind Vs SA Final: Unbeaten Teams Eyeing Glory:

India and South Africa enter the final unbeaten. India secured their place by defeating defending champions England in a rain-delayed semifinal. South Africa reached their first-ever World Cup final by overpowering Afghanistan.

Ind vs SA T20 World Cup Final Barbados: Weather Forecast for Saturday:

Morning: Cloudy and windy with a thunderstorm in parts of the area.

Probability of Precipitation: 44%
Cloud cover: 98%
Humidity: 77%

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Afternoon: Cloudy and breezy with a thunderstorm in parts of the area.
Probability of Precipitation: 46%
Cloud cover: 99%
Humidity: 80%

Ind vs SA T20 WC Final: Reserve day

In case of a washout on Saturday, the T20 world cup final will be played on the 'reserve day' i.e Sunday.

According to ICC rules, "Every effort will be made to complete the match on the scheduled day, with any necessary reduction in overs. If a minimum of 10 overs cannot be bowled to the team batting second, the match will continue on the reserve day from the point where it was interrupted. Should the match be washed out entirely, India and South Africa will be declared joint winners."

Ind vs SA T20 WC Final: Reserve Day Rain Forecast (June 30):

Morning: Mostly cloudy and breezy.
Probability of Precipitation: 25%

Afternoon: Mostly cloudy, occasional rain, and a thunderstorm; breezy.
Probability of Precipitation: 60%

Both teams are eager to end their title droughts, but the weather might influence the final outcome. Fans worldwide are hoping for clear skies as these cricketing giants battle for supremacy in Barbados.