IND A vs SA A | Fourth ODI to resume on reserve day after rain halts India's chase

For the fourth match running, a combination of heavy rains and wet outfield cut-short the 50-over encounter between India 'A' and South Africa 'A' at Thiruvananthapuram. After winning the toss and opting to bowl first, India suffered the wrath of a rampant Reeza Hendricks, as the opener blasted his way to an unbeaten 60 off just 70 balls. The opener was well supported by Matthew Breetzke (25), Temba Bavuma (28) and Heinrich Klaasen (21), who chipped in with 20s. 

Apart from Rahul Chahar (1/18), the Indian bowlers had an outing to forget, as they were dispatched with ease by the South African batters led by Hendricks. With the exception of the leggie Chahar, all the other bowlers used were expensive, going at more than five runs per over. The South Africans posted a healthy total of 137 in their quota of 25 overs.

However, with the score 56/1, heavy rains once again made an appearance, and the umpires, who had enough of the delays, took the call to postpone the match to the reserve day tomorrow, with India set to resume where they left off on Wednesday.