Rain forces No result in Afghanistan-Australia Champions Trophy Clash

Lahore, Pakistan-Da's game of the ICC Champions Trophy Group Stage between Afghanistan and Australia ended without result after the game was abandoned in Lahore on Friday. Australia was well placed at 109 for 1 to 12.5 over and persecuted 274 when the weather was in, which prevented another game.

The Afghanistan Cricket Board confirmed the task and explained: “Afghanistan's third champions rophie game against Australia was abandoned due to heavy rain in Lahore. Both teams each get one point. “

After Afghanistan first decided bat for rackets, he put up a competitive over a competitive overlaid in her 50 over, led by a strong knocking from Sediqullah Atal (85 out of 95 balls). Azmatullah Omarzai (67 of 63 balls) provided valuable support, while Ibrahim Zadran (22 of 28 balls) and Captain Hashmatullah Shahidi (20 REP 49 Balls) collapsed.

Australia's bowlers had mixed success when Ben Dwarshuis (3/47 in 9 over) led the attack, while Adam Zampa (2/48 in 8 over) also achieved important breakthroughs.

In response to this, Australia had a dominant start, and Travis Head (59 out of 40 balls) quickly achieved next to Matt Short (20 out of 15 balls). The only wind that was caught by Gulbadin Naib in front of Azmatullah Omarzai was short. Steve Smith (19 out of 22 balls) was on the fold when rain stood to play.

After the match explained a NO result, both teams each shared one point, which could have an overall rating in the group phase. Australia, which had a strong chance to pursue the goal, will be disappointed with the washing out, while Afghanistan missed the opportunity to test their bowlers for a top side.

Both teams will now look at their remaining games of the group phase to secure a place in the co-rounds of the tournament. However, since the rain in Lahore plays a crucial role, the teams may have to prepare for further interruptions in the competition.