Green Park Stadium in Kanpur will undergo significant upgrades after rain washed out three days of the India vs Bangladesh Test. BCCI vice president Rajiv Shukla confirms plans to improve drainage and

What a day of play! After both India and Bangladesh lost more than two days due to rain, fans finally witnessed a good game of cricket on Day 4 of the 2nd Test at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur. A total of 437 runs, 18 wickets, and 85 overs were played, with India taking a 52-run lead before declaring and putting Bangladesh back into bat.

Is Kanpur’s Green Park fit to host Test cricket? The answer is no. The BCCI’s rotation policy brought international cricket to Kanpur after a gap of three years, and the venue was not ready. Two-and-a-half days of play have been lost in this game. On Day 3, there wasn’t a drop of rain. But soggy patches on the outfield forced play to be called off.

On the fourth day of Monday's rain-affected second Test match against Bangladesh, Indian batters went on a rampage setting many new world records.

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.

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 has been hardly any overnight rain in Kanpur, nothing like what was the case before Day 3. And yet, what we saw yesterday in terms of drainage system, or lack of it, makes it very difficult to say for sure if there will be a start of play on time India vs Bangladesh Live Score,

India are up against Bangladesh in the 2nd IND vs BAN Test at the Green Park Stadium and the match appears to be heading towards a draw as there has only been 35 overs of play possible in three days of the Test,