The wait to restart the second India-Bangladesh test continued Sunday as the morning session on day three was lost because of a wet outfield.

India and Bangladesh are heading for a draw in the second Test match after the second and third day of the Test match were washed out due to rain. With only 35 overs of action possible so far in the game,

India loosened restrictions on some rice exports, a move that may ease global prices and signal a shift in domestic agricultural policies following recent national elections.

India on Saturday allowed exports of non-basmati white rice exports as inventories in the world's biggest exporter of the grain surged and farmers are set to harvest a new crop in the coming weeks. New Delhi set a floor price for non-basmati exports at $490 per metric ton,

India imposed curbs on rice exports last year and extended them into 2024 to keep prices in check ahead of the April-June national election.