Ranchi: Rain may affect the second day’s proceedings as well in the third and final India-South Africa Test, the local weatherman predicted on Saturday. Only 58 overs of play was possible on the first day as bad light followed by heavy showers stopped the proceedings six overs into the third session with India 224 for three. [caption id=“attachment_7523711” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] There was drizzle late on first day after bad light had stopped play during the final session in Ranchi. Sportzpics[/caption] “There is a possibility of thundershowers and lightning at isolated places in Ranchi. Chances are less by Monday onwards,” an official of the Indian Meteorological Department, Ranchi, said. The day largely remained overcast with sun playing hide and seek and there was a brief drizzle in the second session when Rohit Sharma notched up his sixth Test century with a six off Dane Piedt in the 45th over. The weatherman blamed it on the cyclonic circulation positioned over east-central Madhya Pradesh and neighbouring areas. India have an unbeatable 2-0 lead and are eyeing a clean sweep in the three-match series.
The weatherman blamed the rain on the first day of the third Test between India and South Africa on the cyclonic circulation positioned over east-central Madhya Pradesh and neighbouring areas.
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