Why did bad light force early stumps on Day 2 of the 1st Test between India?

sourav

On Day 2, early stumping due to bad light saw South Africa reach 256/5, 11 runs ahead of India. After tea on the second day, Dean Elgar and David Bedingham, who had a fifty on his debut, stitched a century partnership, capping off an incredible series for Elgar. India has let go as South Africa has taken the lead. They are clearly exhausted because they have gone nearly thirty overs without a wicket. When Mohammed Siraj eventually removed Bedingham from the game, India's wait for a wicket had reached 131.

vishnu

Bad light once again disrupts play, causing early stumps on Day 2 of the 1st Test, adding an unpredictable element to the India vs South Africa encounter

gulab

The premature end to Day 2 due to bad light injects an element of frustration, leaving both teams and fans eager for a full day of play in the India vs South Africa Test.

gopal

The recurring issue of bad light affecting play and prompting early stumps on Day 2 raises questions about the impact on the overall flow and competitiveness of the India vs South Africa Test series