SL in ZIM | 1st Test
Jan 19, 2020
ZIM
vs
SL
SL: 295/4 in 106.0 overs
Ranji Trophy 2019/20 | Match 95
Jan 19, 2020
ASS
vs
MAH
ASS: 47/5 in 22.0 overs
Ranji Trophy 2019/20 | Match 99
Jan 19, 2020
NAG
vs
BIH
NAG: 142/2 in 37.0 overs
Ranji Trophy 2019/20 | Match 102
Jan 19, 2020
DEL
vs
VID
DEL: 13/0 in 3.4 overs
Ranji Trophy 2019/20 | Match 103
Jan 19, 2020
GUJ
vs
PUN
PUN: 109/9 in 33.0 overs
Ranji Trophy 2019/20 | Match 105
Jan 19, 2020
HP
vs
BAR
BAR: 150/2 in 40.0 overs
Ranji Trophy 2019/20 | Match 106
Jan 19, 2020
MP
vs
SAU
SAU: 185/3 in 51.1 overs
Ranji Trophy 2019/20 | Match 107
Jan 19, 2020
MUM
vs
UP
MUM: 375/5 in 97.4 overs
Ranji Trophy 2019/20 | Match 97
Jan 19, 2020
GOA
vs
CHA
GOA: 99/2 in 34.0 overs
Ranji Trophy 2019/20 | Match 92
Jan 19, 2020
JHA
vs
UTT
JHA: 134/2 in 36.0 overs
Surat: The third women's Twenty20 International between India and South Africa was abandoned on Sunday, without a ball being bowled due to heavy downpour here.
Persistent rain meant even the toss could not take place. The game was supposed to start at 7 pm local time but after inspecting the conditions at 7:30 pm, the umpires decided to call off the game.
This is the second consecutive match in the series which has been washed out. The second T20 was also abandoned due to rain on Thursday.
India lead the five-match series 1-0.
The hosts managed to defend 130 in the series opener with spinner Deepti Sharma producing a match-winning effort, ending with phenomenal figures of three for eight in four overs including three maidens.
The fourth T20 is scheduled here on Tuesday.
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Updated Date:Sep 29, 2019 21:23:28 IST
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