The eagerly awaited Asia Cup schedule has faced a delay due to the heavy rainfall experienced in Sri Lanka during September. According to credible media reports, the announcement of the highly anticipated Asia Cup schedule is now expected to take place next week.
Notably, the much-anticipated clash between Pakistan and India will not take place in Colombo as originally planned. This decision has been made due to the adverse impact of the heavy monsoon rains expected in Colombo during September. As an alternative, the Asia Cup organizers have identified the well-equipped facilities in Dambulla to host the Pakistan vs. India match.
Sources reveal that the initial schedule has already been shared with the participating nations in the Asia Cup. This indicates the progress being made behind the scenes to ensure a smooth and successful tournament.
Moreover, it has been confirmed that the Asia Cup will follow a hybrid model, with four matches scheduled to take place in Pakistan and nine matches to be held in Sri Lanka. This arrangement aims to distribute the matches evenly and provide an equal opportunity for both host nations to showcase their cricketing prowess.
Cricket enthusiasts and fans across the globe are eagerly awaiting the official announcement of the Asia Cup schedule, which is anticipated to create a buzz and generate excitement among cricket lovers.
