As Typhoon Dujuan looms, India’s T20 International training sessions have been disrupted, leaving the Shreyas Iyer-led team unable to prepare for their momentous match. The storm is projected to bring intense rain and winds to eastern Japan. This encounter not only marks the first clash between India and Japan in men’s cricket but is also part of the celebrations for 75 years of diplomatic ties between the two nations.
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