The T20 World Cup warm-up match between Bangladesh and USA in Dallas was canceled due to thunderstorms and heavy rain on Tuesday morning. Both teams had to remain in the hotel as flood warnings were issued. Photos shared on social media showed damage to the ground from the adverse weather conditions.
Co-hosts USA will face Canada in the tournament opener on June 1, while Bangladesh’s first game is against Sri Lanka on June 7. The cancellation of Bangladesh’s warm-up match against USA was a setback for both teams as it was supposed to be their first practice before the T20 World Cup.
The unexpected loss of Bangladesh’s first warm-up match against USA will add more pressure on them as they aim to improve their performance in the T20 World Cup. The T20 World Cup features the highest number of participants in cricket history, and Bangladesh correspondent, Mohammad Isam, reported on the cancellation of the warm-up match due to adverse weather conditions in Dallas.
Bangladesh’s team manager, Rabeed Iman, confirmed the cancellation of the match due to issues with facilities caused by heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. This news has come as a disappointment for fans who were eagerly waiting for some exciting cricket action.
The cancellation of this match has also affected India’s preparations for their second warm-up game against Bangladesh in New York on June 1st. The teams that have been affected by this cancellation must now make arrangements to find alternative training grounds before they can move forward with their preparation schedule.
The USA vs Canada opening game will take place at Arnold Palmer Children’s Hospital Park, Florida, where both teams are eagerly looking forward to showcasing their skills and talent during this tournament.
In conclusion, adverse weather conditions have forced organizers to cancel a crucial T20 World Cup warm-up match between Bangladesh and USA in Dallas. While this may have been disappointing news for fans eagerly waiting for some exciting cricket action, it has also added more pressure on both teams as they prepare for this major international tournament.
