Bad weather washes out play in India-South Africa Test

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Rain has washed out the entire second day’s play in the second Test between India and South Africa in Bangalore. India, at 80 without loss, currently trail South Africa by 134 runs. The forecast is for more rain for the remaining three days with a cyclonic depression hovering over the Bay of Bengal. India lead the four-match series after securing a 108-run win in the first Test in Mohali last week.

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