Green Park Stadium in Kanpur will undergo significant upgrades after rain washed out three days of the India vs Bangladesh Test. BCCI vice president Rajiv Shukla confirms plans to improve drainage and

As fans wonder if there will be any play possible on Day 4 of the India vs Bangladesh Test after two days of no play, here's Day 4's weather forecast.

Is Kanpur’s Green Park fit to host Test cricket? The answer is no. The BCCI’s rotation policy brought international cricket to Kanpur after a gap of three years, and the venue was not ready. Two-and-a-half days of play have been lost in this game. On Day 3, there wasn’t a drop of rain. But soggy patches on the outfield forced play to be called off.

What a day of play! After both India and Bangladesh lost more than two days due to rain, fans finally witnessed a good game of cricket on Day 4 of the 2nd Test at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur. A total of 437 runs, 18 wickets, and 85 overs were played, with India taking a 52-run lead before declaring and putting Bangladesh back into bat.

A spectator criticises Green Park Stadium in Kanpur for poor drainage system in a viral video as the IND vs BAN Test Day 3 gets called off despite there being no rain at all at the venue.

India are up against Bangladesh at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur for the second Test of the IND vs BAN series but the two days of the match have so far been marred by poor weather conditions and continuous rains.

A PWD engineer said that Green Park Stadium in Kanpur is in ‘dire need of repair’ and allowing fans in Balcony C can be dangerous.

The Green Park Stadium will be hosting the first international match since 2021. But the Uttar Pradesh Public Works Department has, reportedly, declared one of the stands in the stadium as dangerous

For the second consecutive day, there was no play in the second Test between India and Bangladesh in Kanpur. Unlike Saturday, there was not a single drop of rain today but a wet outfield resulted in play being called off at 2pm.