Only 35 overs were completed in the Test match between India and Bangladesh, with both teams evenly matched. Rain caused significant disruptions, but forecasts predict better weather, raising hopes for play on the final days as the match leans towards a draw.

There are no meaningless Test matches when they are played between two sides competing in the World Test Championship and the same remains the case here. Therefore, one can understand a number of fans who had no intention of travelling to Green Park to see the proceedings feeling quite miffed that the BCCI chose this venue despite there being a chance of the match ending in a draw which could put more pressure on India in the race for the WTC final.

There had been no rain on Sunday in Kanpur, but play was abandoned without a ball being bowled on day three of the second India-Bangladesh test.

The wait to restart the second India-Bangladesh test continued Sunday as the morning session on day three was lost because of a wet outfield. While there has been no rain since morning showers on Saturday,

The umpires called off play without a ball being bowled for the second day in a row due to wet patches on the field

The Day 3 of the India vs Bangladesh match at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh has been called off due to wet outfield. Despite having no rainfall since morning, the pitch had some issues and the ground staff had been working on it since morning.

Rain forced the abandonment of Day Two of the second Test between India and Bangladesh in Kanpur. Although the rain stopped by mid-morning, overcast conditions and a waterlogged outfield prevented any play.