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India vs. Bangladesh, 2nd Test: Rohit Sharma’s Team India aims for a series clean sweep in Kanpur, but rain might complicate things. A day before the game, rain hit Kanpur, although it wasn’t heavy. On the morning of Day 1, there was no rain overnight, but the skies remained overcast.

India, riding high after their 280-run victory in Chennai, looks to keep their winning momentum. Ravichandran Ashwin’s standout performance, along with centuries from Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill, has boosted the team’s morale. However, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli’s form remains a concern after their batting failures in the first Test. Jasprit Bumrah’s form, though, provided a spark with his sharp bowling spells.

As the teams prepared for Day 1, the weather forecast became a key talking point. Accuweather predicted rain for the first three days of the match. Thunderstorms were expected, with as much as four hours of rain possible on the opening day. A 96% chance of precipitation added to the uncertainty, as the venue’s management worked to keep the field in shape. Ground staff quickly covered the field, and two super soppers were ready to dry the pitch if necessary.

Despite the gloomy forecast, there was no rain on the morning of the first day. Overcast skies loomed over Green Park, raising questions about whether the match would begin on time. Dinesh Karthik, sharing updates on Instagram, showed the venue fully covered with super soppers in action. He expressed hope that the match would start as scheduled.

Rain continued to threaten, with forecasts suggesting showers on Day 2 and Day 3. However, the Indian team remains focused on completing a clean sweep against Bangladesh, keeping their winning streak alive.

India’s dominance in the first Test sets the stage for what could be a tough battle if weather permits play. Rohit Sharma’s team is confident, and while Bangladesh will look to bounce back, rain could be a significant factor. India hopes to replicate their strong performance, while Bangladesh seeks to avoid a sweep.

The cricket world is watching closely as the weather plays a central role. Fans and players alike are hoping for clear skies and a full match, but only time will tell if rain delays or even disrupts the game.

In the meantime, the stage is set for a gripping Test match in Kanpur.

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