SA vs IND 2nd Test: Start Of Day 4 Delayed Due To Bad Weather At Johannesburg
The start of day four in the second Test between South Africa and India has been delayed due to inclement weather conditions at the Wanderers here on Thursday. From morning 9 am in Johannesburg, the r
From morning 9 am in Johannesburg, the rain had been coming in on and off fashion with covers on the pitch and square area. As per weather.com, rain along with thunderstorms have been predicted for the entire day.
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"DAY 4 | START DELAYED. Inclement weather had brought about a delayed start to Day 4 fo the 2nd Betway Test at Imperial Wanderers," said a tweet from Cricket South Africa (CSA).
DAY 4 | START DELAYED
— Cricket South Africa (@OfficialCSA) January 6, 2022
Inclement weather had brought about a delayed start to Day 4 fo the 2nd Betway Test at Imperial Wanderers#SAvIND #FreedomTestSeries #BePartOfIt pic.twitter.com/ZPZSuw7juy
"The Wanderers under a cloud cover at the moment. It is drizzling here on Day 4. We will be back with LIVE updates," read a tweet from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
Start of play on Day has been delayed due to rain here at the Wanderers #TeamIndia | #SAvIND pic.twitter.com/ea2GMhNfnp
— BCCI (@BCCI) January 6, 2022
Coming to the match, South Africa captain Dean Elgar was gutsy in leading the way for his team with the bat as the hosts' finished at 118/2 in 40 overs at stumps on day three. With two days left in the match, South Africa need 122 runs to level the series while India needs eight wickets to script their first-ever series victory in the 'Rainbow Nation.
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India have had set a target of 240 for South Africa after being all out for 266. Cameos from Shardul Thakur (28) and Hanuma Vihari (40 not out) took the lead past 200 after a stand of 111 runs off 144 balls between Cheteshwar Pujara (53) and Ajinkya Rahane (58) set the base for India to pose a tricky target for South Africa. For the hosts, Kagiso Rabada, Marco Jansen and Lungi Ngidi took three wickets each.
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