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Rain Washes Out Opening Day Of India's Tour Game, 50-over Per Side Match To Be Played On Sunday
Prime Minister: The opening day of India's two-day tour match against Prime Minister's XI was washed out due to rain here at Manuka Oval on Saturday. With only one day of play available, it will be a 50-over per side encounter on Sunday
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) confirmed the development on its official 'X' account. "Update: PM’s XI v India - Manuka Oval. Play has been abandoned for Day 1 and will resume tomorrow (Sunday) at 9:10 am IST. Coin toss will be at 8:40 am IST. Teams have agreed to play 50 overs per side," the BCCI wrote.
Persistent rain called off the opening day play of the pink-ball tour match before India and Australia lock horns in the second Test in Adelaide on December 6. Read More...
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