IND vs SA | Twitter frustrated as fog plays spoilsport with series heading to interesting climax in Ahmedabad

‌The fourth T20I between India and South Africa was called off, without a ball being bowled, due to foggy conditions in Lucknow on Wednesday. With the toss getting delayed multiple times, due to poor visibility, at the Ekana Cricket Stadium, the umpires decided to finally call it off after multiple rounds of inspection. The Men in Blue currently lead the five-match series 2-1 after their seven-wicket win in Dharamsala on Sunday, with the last game scheduled to be played in at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Friday.

Match update

Match update: Fog chal raha hai.

— Vinayakk (@vinayakkm) 

LOL

When you finally get in playing xi but match gets callled off due to fog 

— Sagar (@sagarcasm) 

True

I think Lucknow hasn't banned the tandoors on which the Tundays are being made yet, else the match would have started on time without all that smog.

— Sarah Waris (@swaris16) 

Yes

BCCI is expecting cricketers to play here. 🤡🤡 

— Aditya Saha (@Adityakrsaha) 

How many times?

How many times did you  go to gill to give him tips in any of the earlier matches? The fact is that you guys always wanted Sanju to play in place of gill, probably due to regional bias   

— $0€@££9 🇮🇳 (@sportsfame1) 

Lung test time

South African team will have to get their lung test done after this India tour. 

— Devendra Pandey (@pdevendra) 

Nope

Smog and AQI causing a cricket match to be called off? If this doesn’t make the govt do anything about it, don’t think anything will

— absy (@absycric) 

No clean air

Yehi dekhna rah gay tha bas…

If there is no clean air, there is no SPORTS. All infrastructure is zero if we don’t have clean air 🙏 

— Vimal कुमार (@Vimalwa) 

It was fog

Shameless from Star Sports saying the toss is delayed because of fog while I literally saw Pandya wearing a mask.



Yeah bro totally fog not pollution. LMAO.🤣

— 🍓 (@19cric) 

Stopped

1 T20I game where Samson had a chance to play is stopped due to smog. 

— Aditya Saha (@Adityakrsaha)