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Women's WC: Rain Delays Toss For IND V BAN Match; Uma Chetry Set For ODI Debut
ODI World Cup: The start of Match 28 between India and Bangladesh in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup has been delayed due to a short spell of rain that forced to ground staff to rush in with the covers at the Dr DY. Patil Stadium on Sunday.
The teams had started their warmup under overcast conditions with dark clouds hovering over the ground. It started to drizzle with around 15 minutes to go for the toss. With around 75 per cent of the ground covered, the players walked into the dugout, and the drizzle intensified.
However, the drizzle continued for 10 minutes or so, but that was enough for the toss to be delayed. The ground staff started removing the covers, though they will have to be on their toes with dark clouds still hovering over the ground. The lights have been switched out early, and though the match will start a few minutes late if conditions remain the same, whether we will get a full game on Sunday could be anybody's guess.
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