Afghanistan-New Zealand Test Match Abandoned Due to Persistent Rain

The historic match in Greater Noida, India, was called off without a ball being bowled, marking a rare occurrence in cricket history.

The test match between Afghanistan and New Zealand was abandoned after five days of continuous rain in Greater Noida, India.
This was the first time in 91 years that a test match on Indian soil was abandoned without any play.
The match was the eighth in cricket history to be called off without a ball being bowled due to weather conditions.
Both teams expressed disappointment, with New Zealand missing a crucial opportunity to acclimatize to subcontinental conditions ahead of their series against Sri Lanka and India.
Afghanistan chose the Greater Noida venue for its proximity to Delhi, despite being offered other venues in India.