Monday's play to start 30 mins early

The fourth day's play will start 30 minutes early — at 10.30 am nearby time, as relentless
rain wiped out the aggregate of the third day's play of the second and the last Test between New Zealand and Bangladesh being played at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch

On Sunday, the match authorities held up until the begin of the night session, yet with the rain hinting at no backing off, they at long last gave in and chose to cancel the day's play by 4pm neighborhood time.

On the third day of the diversion, the hosts New Zealand were booked to continue on 260-9, 29 keeps running behind the Tigers' first-innings add up to, after Bangladesh's star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan had given his side a lift subsequent to taking three Dark Top wickets late on the second day.

The day was notwithstanding disappointing for the Tiger since they needed to remain at the ground for seven hours. The fortunate ones were obviously the Dark Tops who did not by any means try to turn up at the scene.

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