There was no rain on Sunday in Kanpur, but play was abandoned without a ball being bowled on day three of the second India-Bangladesh Test.
Overnight rain made it impossible for play to start on time in the morning session with a wet outfield forcing the two teams – and fans – to wait.
Bangladesh were at 107/3 in their first innings, with all 35 overs bowled on a rain-truncated opening one.Rain and a wet outfield had meant that day two was also abandoned without a ball being bowled.
Scorecard: India vs Bangladesh, 2nd Test
On Friday, India had won the toss and opted to field for the first time in a home Test since 2015.
The umpires – Chris Brown (New Zealand) and Richard Kettleborough (England) – made an inspection at 10am local time.
They had another at noon and a third one two hours later when the day’s play was called off.
India won the first Test in Chennai by 280 runs to lead the two-match series.