T20 World Cup: #rain trends on Twitter after rain plays spoilsport at MCG 

Hyderabad: The Super 12 match between Afghanistan and Ireland that was scheduled to take place today at the Melbourne Cricket Ground was abandoned due to rain. It was Afghanistan’s second wash-out in the Men’s 2022 T20 World Cup after their first match was called off due to bad weather on October 26. At the same […]

Hyderabad: The Super 12 match between Afghanistan and Ireland that was scheduled to take place today at the Melbourne Cricket Ground was abandoned due to rain. It was Afghanistan’s second wash-out in the Men’s 2022 T20 World Cup after their first match was called off due to bad weather on October 26.

At the same time, today’s match between Australia and England was also abandoned without a ball being bowled because of evening showers. Earlier, in the tournament, the match between Zimbabwe and South Africa also ended with no result because of showers.

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Persistent rains in Australia have left cricket fans frustrated. A total of 4 matches ended with no result in the world cup event to date. Some fans have expressed their displeasure over ICC’s decision to name Australia as the T20 World Cup host.

Check out some of the funny reactions: 

https://twitter.com/BeingShaqibSyed/status/1585936005403914240

Ireland and Zimbabwe are 3 to 4 rains away from qualifying🖐🖐❤❤
Lesgo!#Rain #T20worldcup22 #AFGvIRE #AUSvENG pic.twitter.com/OwlwLB4UgX

— AnnergeticAura RCB (@2003Ann1Amour) October 28, 2022

#ICC must give the T20worldcup22 to rain just for its sheer domination and also to show #spiritofcricket . The ultimate winner Rain 🌧️🌦️. This#IREvAFG #AUSvENG #T20IWorldCup2022 #Melbourne #mcg #BCCI #rain #ZimVsPak #Scheduling pic.twitter.com/DqDvXB7s3K

— Venkatesh M (@mr_venkii) October 28, 2022

Australia have Won the Toss And Decided To Bat First. #ENGvAUS #rain #WorldCup2022 pic.twitter.com/fi3YCFJqpi

— Ravi Kumar (@ravibihta007) October 28, 2022

If it #rain in every next matches of England, they will be out and if Zimbabwe wins any further match they can play semi final. In semi if it rains again, Zimbabwe can go to final and win world cup. pic.twitter.com/VHEGcmGulc

— Shubham Bhatt (@Shubharcasm) October 28, 2022

Former England captain, Michael Vaughan on Friday took a dig at the ICC for not taking proper measures to prevent matches from washing out. He suggested the ICC to utilise the retractable roof stadium available in Australia instead of MCG.

Rainy season in Australia .. Stadium in Melbourne with roof on .. !!!!! Wouldn’t it have been sensible to use it ??? #JustSaying #ICCT20WorldCup2022

— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) October 28, 2022