IND vs CAN T20 World Cup match in trouble? Intense rains & flash flood alert engulfs Florida region

The Indian Cricket Team have been running undefeated in the United States after they competed in four matches (one warm-up and three group stage matches). At the ongoing ICC Men's T20 World Cup, the Rohit Sharma-led side has competed in all of their matches at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York. The Men in Blue have one match left in the group stage, which will take place at the Lauderhill region in Miami, Florida. However, an unforeseen circumstance has engulfed the region and it looks like the IND vs CAN match-up could be in danger as the match could be either relocated or could even face a cancellation.

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Flash flood alert, heavy rainfall surrounds the Miami region ahead of the IND vs CAN match-up

Before India's final group-stage match between India and Canada, some distressing footage has been emerging from various areas of Miami, Florida. The clips show major waterlogging in and around the city, and the city has also received flash flood warnings. The rainfall heavily affected South Florida, the location of the upcoming India vs Canada clash.

Fans are requesting that the ICC move the remaining games that are set to take place in Florida to New York or Dallas due to the excessive rain and flood warnings.

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Notably, on June 14, 15, and 16, three games are scheduled to take place at the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium in Lauderhill, Florida. On June 14, co-hosts USA and Ireland will play a key Group A match; a win would help the USA advance to the Super 8 level. On June 15, Team India will play Canada, headed by Saad bin Zafar. Rainfall and flood warnings could have an impact on the game.

The USA and Pakistan's chances of qualifying for the Super 8 are at stake in two of the final three Group A games, which will have a significant impact on the competition. Rainfall will have a major impact on the competition, and it is yet to be seen what decision is made.