Rain could disrupt the remaining two T20Is between Pakistan and Sri Lanka, with a weather forecast raising concerns over the matches scheduled for October 11 and 13.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast rainfall in the country from October 10 to 15. That period overlaps with both fixtures, leaving fans facing the possibility of interruptions during the remainder of the series.
Pakistan lead the three-match contest 1-0 after beating Sri Lanka by four wickets in Friday’s opener at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
Captain Sahibzada Farhan scored 89, while Maaz Sadaqat contributed a quick half-century as the hosts chased down 183 with seven balls remaining.
The second T20I is scheduled at the same venue on Sunday, October 11, followed by the final match on October 13.
Rain during either fixture could force players off the field and delay proceedings. However, the forecast does not mean either match will necessarily be washed out, and the information provided does not specify the timing or intensity of rainfall at the ground.
Pakistan will look to seal the series in the second match, while Sri Lanka need a win to keep the contest alive—provided the weather allows play.
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