After South Africa ended Afghanistan's fairytale run in the T20 World Cup with a nine-wicket hammering in the semifinal at Trinidad, all eyes are on the skies in Guyana where rain threatens to play spoilsport in the second semi-final between India and defending champions England.
While the temperature is expected to remain in the early thirties through the day, it's the possibility of rain and thunderstorms that remains a cause of worry, especially since there is no reserve day allocated to the second semifinal. However, according to the tournament rules in case of a washout or no-result in the semifinals, India's top-place finish in Group 1 of the 'Super 8s' stage will take them through to the final against South Africa if rain and bad weather doesn't allow the game at the Providence Stadium to be completed.
