Rain washes
out fourth day in Chittagong
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Despite the fact that rain interfered with parts of the
one-day arrangement and conveyed an early end to two of the three days in this
Test, it had its first legitimate say of the visit when the fourth day's play
was washed out without a ball being knocked down some pins. The lost day has
left a gently balanced match set out toward a draw, regardless of the fact that
play is conceivable on the last day.
South Africa's openers had everything except wiped away
their shortfall in the second innings and were situated up to manufacture an
objective for Bangladesh, whose assault had effectively secured them in the
first innings. Bangladesh would have been appearing to be identical on Friday
and give themselves something to pursue on the last day, while South Africa
were scoring speedier than they had beforehand and looked prepared to dangle a
carrot and give their bowlers something to precaution.
All that may not happen with just a day to play and two
innings to get in. South Africa will probably hope to bat out the last day,
which will leave Dale Steyn on 399 wickets, with the opportunity to get to the
400 turning point in Dhaka one week from now. It will likewise leave Bangladesh
baffled after they put on their most instructing show in the longest
organization against South Africa and ruled expansive segments of the match.
Maybe the greatest suppose it is possible that will be imagine a scenario in
which the arrangement was not planned in the rainstorm.
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