Postpublished at 11:10 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
It's stopped raining! The umpires had a word with one of the groundstaff in the middle, before calling the two captains over for a chat.
It looks like we could be back under way shortly.
Summary
Tigers target revised to 151 off 16 overs after rain
But Bangladesh can only reach 145-6 despite Das' stunning 60 oof 27 balls
Kohli hits his third fifty of the competition
India 184-6 (20 overs): Kohli 64* (44), Rahul 50 (32); Mahmud 3-47
India move top of Group 2 and will reach semi-finals if they beat Zimbabwe in final game
Bangladesh need to beat Pakistan and hope others results go their way
Postpublished at 11:10 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
Postpublished at 11:07 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
This has been a game of two half-centuries so far, from India's Virat Kohli and Bangladesh opener Litton Das.
Here are their best bits:
Postpublished at 11:03 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
Good news: some of the larger covers are coming off, much to the delight of the India supporters in the stadium.
It is still raining though, though not as heavy as before.
When the match does restart we will definitely lose some overs.
Postpublished at 11:02 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
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End of twitter postMatthew Wade on Covid-19, captaincy and Australia's startpublished at 11:00 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
Australia's Matthew Wade has joined BBC Sport as a columnist this World Cup - and his latest column has just dropped.
He talks about falling ill with Covid-19, ending Australia's game with Ireland as captain and the world champions' start to the tournament.
Read what Matthew Wade had to say here.
Image source, BBC SportRaza's journeypublished at 10:55 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
In Wednesday's earlier game, Zimbabwe's hopes of reaching the semi-finals were all but extinguished with a five-wicket defeat by the Netherlands.
Zimbabwe's stand-out player - both in this match and the tournament as a whole - was Sikandar Raza.
The 36-year-old has had a fascinating journey to the world stage, from Pakistan to Zimbabwe, via Scotland.
He has been speaking to my colleague Matthew Henry all about it - and it is well worth a read.
Check out Sikandar Raza's story here.
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End of twitter postPostpublished at 10:47 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
TMS is reporting that we will start to lose overs if the players are not back out by 10:58 GMT.
The groundstaff are poised by the covers in the middle and a rope is being dragged by two tractors around the outfield to skim off some of the water. So we should be able to get going fairly quickly when the rain stops.
Postpublished at 10:39 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
While we are waiting for the rain to clear here are the best shots from Litton Das' half-century - the second quickest of the tournament so far.
Postpublished at 10:38 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
The DLS par score after seven overs is 49 - Bangladesh are 17 runs ahead on 66-0.
Postpublished at 10:35 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
The rain seems to be easing a touch as the umpires head out to have a look. They are huddled round of the senior groundsmen looking at the weather radar on his phone.
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are nervously looking up at the sky.
Rain stops playpublished at 10:31 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
Oh dear. The rain has well and truly arrived. It is hammering it down.
The Bangladesh batters race off the pitch. The India fielders are not quite so keen to get off - they are behind on DLS at the moment.
Postpublished at 10:30 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialHere comes the rain and goodness me it is falling hard.
Ban 66-0published at 7 overs
Axar Patel brings a bit more control after the chaos that preceded it. Just the six runs off the over.
Postpublished at 10:27 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
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There is some rain in the Adelaide region showing on the radar, though thankfully it is dry for now.
Axar Patel will bowl the first over outside the powerplay.
Postpublished at 10:25 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialThe powerplay ends with Bangladesh in front and ahead of the DLS par score too in case of rain.
Ban 60-0published at 6 overs
India look powerless to stop Litton Das at the moment. He has just clattered Mohammed Shami through the covers for another four.
A couple of singles complete a thumping powerplay for Bangladesh and especially Litton Das - who has 56 of their 60 runs.
50 for Litton Daspublished at 5.3 overs
Litton Das is seeing it like a beach ball at the moment.
He strides down the pitch to Mohammed Shami before powering a pull shot through mid-wicket for six to bring up his fifty off just 21 balls - the second-fastest half-century of this World Cup.
Postpublished at 10:19 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2022
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialWonderful shot by Das and he's tossed the ball over the fine leg boundary for six.