Japan is set to play its most prominent cricket fixture yet, welcoming the reigning T20 World Cup champions for a special encounter celebrating seventy-five years of bilateral ties. However, severe weather conditions brought by Typhoon Dujuan threaten the landmark game, forcing the cancellation of a scheduled practice session after heavy precipitation hit Sano.
Alan Curr noted that simply securing a visit from such an elite squad already marks a major milestone for the sport in the nation, though organizers now rely on the local drainage infrastructure to salvage the match.
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