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.

Monday’s weather is expected to be a lot better than what was the case in the first three days of the second Test at Kanpur’s Green Park.

Despite a rain-free morning and bright sunshine later in the day, day three's play of the second Test between India and Bangladesh was called off without a ball being bowled at the Green Park Stadium.

After 35 overs of action on Day 1 at Green Park, the match has been forced to a stop owing to incessant rain and wet outfield.

The playing area of the Green Park stadium is covered due to rain on the second day of the second cricket test match between Bangladesh and India in Kanpur, India, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024. (AP Photo/Ajit Solanki) The playing area of the Green Park stadium is covered due to rain on the second day of the second cricket test match between Bangladesh and India in Kanpur,

Rain played spoilsport on day two of the second Test match between India and Bangladesh at Green Park stadium, Kanpur on September 28. The match was abandoned without a single delivery bowled. Taking to the microblogging site X,

The weather has been the main takeaway from the first two days of the second Test match between India and Bangladesh in Kanpur. While only 35 overs of play were completed on the first day of the match,