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Second Test: Second day's play called off due to rain

| | Nov 15, 2015, at 07:51 pm
Bengaluru, Nov 15 (IBNS) The second day's play of the second Test match between India and South Africa have been called off due to inclement weather, here on Sunday.
The weather God played foul right from the day's start after a full day's play on Saturday where India dominated proceedings, bowling out the visitors for 214 runs and posted 80 runs for the loss of no wickets.
 
Confirming the latest development, BCCI tweeted: "Bad news from M Chinnaswamy Stadium. Play for Day 2 has been called off. If weather permits, tomorrow the play will start at 9:15 #IndvsSA."

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