Rain, rain, go away!

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You are quite furious now, cursing hell upon the rain Gods of England if you are a sincere cricket fan. The final decision was that the game would be a 20-over game, and if rain stops play again, overs will not be reduced, but the teams would be declared co-champions, or joint-champions of the last Champions trophy. 

The hashtag #RainGoAway has started trending on Twitter, expressing the concerns of the millions of people who have either reached the stadium at Birmingham to watch the match or those who've tuned in the TV to watch the finale.

Currently, the game play has resumed once again. Who knows if India get to lift the final ICC Champions Trophy? All prayers with MS Dhoni and his men in blue. Rain, rain, GO AWAY!




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