India moved into the semifinals of the Asian Games cricket competition after their knockout clash was abandoned because of rain, a result that once again denied Afghanistan a chance to settle the contest on the field. The washout revived memories of the previous Asian Games final, when weather also intervened and left Afghanistan feeling shortchanged by circumstances beyond its control.
"India Advance to Asian Games Semifinals After Rain Washout, Afghanistan Left Aggrieved Again"
India moved into the semifinals of the Asian Games cricket competition after their knockout clash was abandoned because of rain, a result that once again denied Afghanistan a chance to settle the contest on the field. The washout revived memories of the previous Asian Games final, when weather also intervened and left Afghanistan feeling shortchanged by circumstances beyond its control.
India Advance to Asian Games Semifinals After Rain Washout, Afghanistan Left Aggrieved Again
RDU Global Wire
India Sports & Cricket Desk
India moved into the semifinals of the Asian Games cricket competition after their knockout clash was abandoned because of rain, a result that once again denied Afghanistan a chance to settle the contest on the field. The washout revived memories of the previous Asian Games final, when weather also intervened and left Afghanistan feeling shortchanged by circumstances beyond its control.
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