Rain played spoilsport yet again today as the second day of the one-off cricket Test between India and Bangladesh was called off without a single delivery being bowled. India had ended the rain-hit first day at 239 for no loss in 56 overs with opener Shikhar Dhawan unbeaten on 150 in company of Murali Vijay, who was on 89. With weather forecast painting a gloomy picture, there is every possibility of heavens opening up in the remaining three days. However, the most interesting piece of statistic that has emerged out of this already rain-marred game is the fact that this is the very first time that a Test match is being played in Bangladesh in the month of June when monsoon season in this part of the world starts.