Sat, 02 May 2015

16:51

A lot of the uncovered part of the M Chinnaswamy stadium has turned into big puddles following the heavy rain. With the raining easing up a little, the groundstaff have begun working on the affected part of the outfield.

"Heavy shower has subsided into light drizzle in Bangaluru. They are clearing out the puddles with super soppers. #RCBvsKKR #PepsiIPL," IPL says on Twitter.

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