The remaining five matches in the Super Four stage of the Asia Cup will all be played in Colombo. As anticipated, there is an alarmingly high probability of rain in Colombo. The possibility of the game being canceled cannot be ruled out. In such a scenario, there was a request to retain a reserve day, but the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has ultimately arranged a reserve day for only one Super Four match.

The ACC has said that one reserve day will be allotted for the India-Pakistan Super Four match. If the match is not completed due to rain on the scheduled day, the match will be played on the reserve day. 

When these two teams met for the first time in this Asia Cup, Pallekele was canceled due to rain. The rain returned for India's first international match against Nepal at the same venue, but it was not as persistent, allowing India to complete their Super Four qualification in 23 overs.

The India-Pakistan Super Four match will be held in Colombo on September 10. If the match isn’t completed on September due to rain or inclement weather, the remaining part of the game will be played on September 11.

ACC, however, said that spectators can watch the game on reserve say with the same ticket. However, there is a reserve day in the final match. If the game is not completed on September 17, the match will be played on September 18.