For the second consecutive day, there was no play in the second Test between India and Bangladesh in Kanpur. Unlike Saturday, there was not a single drop of rain on Sunday but a wet outfield resulted in play being called off at 2:00pm (local time). Ironically, as soon as the umpires made that decision, the sun emerged from behind the clouds.

Bangladesh was 107-3 against India when rain stopped play on day one Friday of the second test. Bangladesh, 74-2 at lunch, resumed 15 minutes late in the second session due to a light shower. Ravichandran Ashwin broke the third-wicket partnership in the truncated second session.

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 was no rain on Sunday but wet outfield resulted in Day three of the second India-Bangladesh Test being abandoned. Check out weather forecast for Day 4 (Monday) here.

Will the rain gods have the final say again on Day 3 of the IND vs BAN Test at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur? Check the weather forecast below.

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,

The India vs Bangladesh Test at Kanpur has faced yet another delayed start, but this time, despite there being no rain at the Green Part Stadium. Here's why.

Everything is uncovered, the sun is beating down and the umpires are assessing the pitch and everything around it standing around the spot where fine leg would be for a right-hander. All looking good indeed.