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India's nets session cut short due to rain

Source: PTI
September 27, 2017 18:53 IST
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Skipper Virat Kohli bats in the nets during a practice session at Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on WednesdaY, on the eve of the 4th One Day International cricket match against Australia

IMAGE: Skipper Virat Kohli bats in the nets during a practice session at Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on WednesdaY, on the eve of the 4th One Day International cricket match against Australia. Photograph: Shailendra Bhojak/PTI

India were forced to cut short their training session, while Australia cancelled it altogether as light rain kept the Chinnaswamy ground under covers in Bengaluru on Wednesday.

The Indian team had got just about two hours at the nets in the afternoon before rain forced an early wrap.

 

Soon after arriving at the stadium, the Indian team did some warm-up exercises and started their training session with captain Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Manish Pandey and Yuzvendra Chahal, going through their batting routines.

The Australian team had arrived in the morning but skipped training.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni and teammates enjoy a game of football during a practice session on Wednesday 

IMAGE: Mahendra Singh Dhoni and teammates enjoy a game of football during a practice session on Wednesday. Photograph: Shailendra Bhojak/PTI

There is a chance of rain disrupting Thursday’s match as inclement weather has been predicted for the city in the next two days.

The curators are working to keep the pitch dry and the stadium boasts of a good drainage system as well.

Weather has disrupted proceedings through the ongoing series, which India lead 3-0.

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