Rain disrupts play as South Africa faces Australia in ongoing match
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 22, 2026, 9:48 AM
Last updated Oct 22, 2026

On October 22, rain caused significant interruptions during the match between South Africa and Australia, preventing any play in the morning session. Frequent squalls kept the players off the field, complicating South Africa's efforts as they aim to secure a favorable result. The weather conditions provide an advantage to Australia, who seeks to save the game despite the delays. Further updates on the match situation will depend on weather improvements allowing for play to resume.
- •Rain washed out the morning session on October 22.
- •Frequent squalls made conditions unsuitable for play.
- •Australia aims to save the game amidst weather disruptions.
- •South Africa struggles to maintain momentum due to interruptions.
- 9:48 AMESPNcricinfo — South Africa frustrated as rain washes out morning session
"Frequent squalls kept the players off the field and gave Australia a helping hand in their bid to save the game
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