India won the AFG vs IND toss and chose to bowl

1st T20I · Afghanistan vs India in India 2026 · Arun Jaitley Stadium

Toss result

India won the toss and chose to bowl. Afghanistan batted first Confirmation recorded 26 Sept, 06:37 IST

Match outcome

India won by 7 wickets ✓ match-winner prediction correct

Our pre-toss call✓ Right
Bowl first 70%

We put the chance that the toss winner bowls first at 70%.

Our toss calls: 492 of 756 right →

What we know about this toss

Ground
Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi
Start
Evening start, 13 September, 19:30 IST / 19:30 local
Forecast
29°C · humidity 77% · clear skiesWeather from MET Norway (CC BY 4.0), read 13 September, 17:37 IST.

Evening start, 77% humidity, dew is possible.

How we made this Afghanistan vs India toss prediction

We look at each side's recent toss choices, the ground, how chasing has gone there, the start time and the expected conditions.

Our AI model turns that into one call, and any percentage shown is the chance we give that choice. Every call is graded against the real toss, right or wrong.

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AFG vs IND toss prediction FAQ

Who won the AFG vs IND toss?

India won the toss and chose to bowl. Afghanistan batted first. The toss was due at 19:00 IST on 13 September, 30 minutes before the 19:30 IST start. Our call before the toss was bowl first, at 70%. That was right.

What did the toss winner choose in AFG vs IND?

India chose to bowl first. Our call before the toss was bowl first, at 70%. That was right. Every call we make is graded against the real toss, right or wrong. This page keeps the result, our call and its grade.

What time was the AFG vs IND toss?

The toss was due at 19:00 IST on 13 September, 30 minutes before the 19:30 IST start. India won it. Every call we make is graded against the real toss, right or wrong. This page keeps the result, our call and its grade.

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