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There had been plenty of rain overnight in Rawalpindi which had initially delayed the start of play with puddles of water on the ground making in unfit for playing © AFP
The second Test between Pakistan and Bangladesh got off to a sorry start with the entire first day being washed out due to rain in Rawalpindi.
There had been plenty of rain overnight in Rawalpindi which had initially delayed the start of play with puddles of water on the ground making in unfit for playing. Things took a turn for the worse when the clouds opened up again, further dampening the conditions. When it stopped eventually, and for a brief period, the umpires had an inspection before the first session was washed out.
Soon after with the rain returning, the entire day's play was called off.
The first Test, also played in Rawalpindi, also had its opening day affected by rain. With wet outfield delaying more than half the day's play, it eventually began and Bangladesh went on to win the Test to create shockwaves in Pakistan cricket. The second Test had been moved to Rawalpindi after initially being scheduled in Karachi because of stadium renovation happening there.
Bangladesh lead the two-Test series 1-0 with crucial World Test Championship points at stake. Bangladesh are curently 7th in the WTC just ahead of Pakistan who are at No. 8.
The second Test between Pakistan and Bangladesh got off to a sorry start with the entire first day being washed out due to rain in Rawalpindi.
There had been plenty of rain overnight in Rawalpindi which had initially delayed the start of play with puddles of water on the ground making in unfit for playing. Things took a turn for the worse when the clouds opened up again, further dampening the conditions. When it stopped eventually, and for a brief period, the umpires had an inspection before the first session was washed out.
Soon after with the rain returning, the entire day's play was called off.
The first Test, also played in Rawalpindi, also had its opening day affected by rain. With wet outfield delaying more than half the day's play, it eventually began and Bangladesh went on to win the Test to create shockwaves in Pakistan cricket. The second Test had been moved to Rawalpindi after initially being scheduled in Karachi because of stadium renovation happening there.
Bangladesh lead the two-Test series 1-0 with crucial World Test Championship points at stake. Bangladesh are curently 7th in the WTC just ahead of Pakistan who are at No. 8.