Rain became the villain, match canceled without toss

A 5-match test series is being played between India and Australia. The second test of the series will be day-night pink ball test. To prepare for this match, Team India had to play a two-day practice match against Prime Minister’s XI. The practice matches were scheduled to begin today, Saturday, 30 November, but the first day was abandoned without a toss due to rain.

Team India suffered a big loss

Cancellation of the first day of the match can prove to be a big loss for Team India. Because now the Indian team will get only one day time in the warm-up match to prepare for the Pink Ball Test. This match is to be played at Manuka Oval, where rain seems to be becoming a villain for Team India.

Next day’s match will be 50-50 overs

After the first day was washed out due to rain, both the teams will play a 50-50 over match on the second day, that is, both the teams will have to play a 50-50 over match on the second day. In this way, Team India will get 50-50 overs in both batting and bowling departments.

This match will be played from 06 December

The second match of Border-Gavaskar Trophy will be played from 06 December. This will be a day-night test with pink ball, which will be played at Adelaide Oval.

India is leading 1-0 in the series

The first match of the five-match Test series was played in Perth. By winning the Perth Test, Team India has taken a 1-0 lead in the series. Under the captaincy of Jasprit Bumrah, the Indian team won the first test by 295 runs. In this series, Jasprit Bumrah is the vice-captain of Team India, while Rohit Sharma is the regular captain. Rohit Sharma could not play the first Test of the series due to the birth of his second child, due to which the responsibility of captaincy was handed over to Jasprit Bumrah. Team India performed brilliantly under the captaincy of Bumrah.