Heavy rainfall to thwart IND-CAN clash? Florida's weather report suggests today's match is in danger

Team India and Canada are scheduled to lock horns for probably the first time in the T20 Competition during the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024. At the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium in Lauderhill, Florida. It will be the final match for India in the group stage, and given that they have already qualified for the Super 8 stage, the Rohit Sharma-led side will head into the Caribbean. However, it looks like the weather around Florida could hamper the fans' plans to watch the Men in Blue and the Maple Leaves clash for the first time. Before the sides lock horns, let's take a look at the weather report of the Lauderhill in Florida, United States.

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India vs Canada clash will be affected! Lauderhill weather may dampen fans' hopes to watch the match

The India vs Canada clash will be a major highlight for the United States audience as the clash is set to light up the cricket stadium in Florida. However, the rainfall may have other plans, as there have been a lot of downpours in the past few days.

More rain is predicted for Friday night, right before India plays Canada. The Indian squad did work out at the Florida training facility, but it's unclear if they got to see the main pitch or not. Rain is expected on Saturday both in the morning and during the game. In fact, at Lauderhill in Florida, the forecast grows more dire as the day goes on.

Images of waterlogged roads and heavy downpours have been circulating throughout social media as the fans are calling for a location change. But the ICC went on with the plans, and it is yet to be seen on whether the match takes place or not.

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Notably, the USA vs Ireland match was also abandoned without a ball being bowled. It led to the co-hosts receiving a direct entry to the Super 8 alongside India, and the draw resulted in Pakistan being eliminated. Given that India has already qualified, today's match will not have any effect on the Men in Blue's Super 8 status.