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Women's World Cup: India-Bangladesh Match Reduced To 27 Overs Per Side Due To Rain
Bangladesh were 39/2 in 12.2 overs when a heavy downpour forced the players into their respective dugouts. The players went off the field at 5.55 pm with heavy rain lashing the ground.
With 9.05 pm announced as the cut-off for the play to start, the rain relented and the ground staff removed the covers.
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