No play was possible on day four of the first Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka due to a wet outfield at Pindi Cricket Stadium. (More Cricket News)
The first Test in Pakistan for a decade has been a damp squib with only 91.5 overs bowled in four days due to the weather
No play was possible on day four of the first Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka due to a wet outfield at Pindi Cricket Stadium. (More Cricket News)
Only 32 balls were bowled on Friday due to overnight rain and bad light, after just 18.2 overs of action for the same reasons on the second day.
There was further frustration on Saturday, with play called off at midday due to more bad weather in Rawalpindi.
Sri Lanka were due to resume on 282-6 in the only innings of the match so far, Dhananjaya de Silva unbeaten on 87.
The first Test in Pakistan for a decade is destined to end in a draw.