India vs Bangladesh: Rain Disrupts First Day’s Play in Second Test
The first day’s play of the second Test match between India vs Bangladesh is over. Green Park in Kanpur and surrounding areas have been experiencing heavy rain since morning. Coin toss was delayed by almost 1 hour due to rain. As a result, the match started late. Rain interrupted the match. BCCI finally announced the end of the first day’s play due to rain interruption. The scheduled overs of the day could not be played due to rain. Only 3 5 overs have been played on the first day. Bangladesh have scored 107 runs for the loss of 3 wickets.
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Rain Limits Play to 36 Overs
Test cricket is expected to play 90 overs every day. But only 36 overs could be played in this match. Therefore, 60 percent of the first day’s play has been lost due to rain. As the rain did not stop, it was decided to stop the game reluctantly. BCCI has given information about this through social media. So the cricket fans are disappointed.
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Bangladesh’s Struggle Against India’s Bowling
Bangladesh lost 2 wickets in the first session. Akash Deep led the opening pair off the field. Akash did not let Zakir even crack the pumpkin. Shadman Islam was dismissed for 24 runs. Bangladesh scored 74 runs for the loss of 2 wickets by lunch. Bangladesh then lost a wicket in the second innings. Captain Najmul Shanto was lbw by R Ashwin on 31 runs.
It was then decided to stop play in the second session due to bad light. Then it started raining. Therefore, it was declared that the day’s play was over as it seemed impossible to play any further. Bangladesh’s Mominul Haque returns unbeaten on 40 and Mushfiqur Rahim on 6.
Fans will be hoping for better weather conditions on day two to see more action on the field.
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