South Africa's players celebrate the dismissal of India's Ambati Rayudu during their second Twenty20 cricket match in Cuttack, India, October 5, 2015. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
CUTTACK, India (Reuters) - The second Twenty20 cricket match between India and South Africa was suspended on Monday after fans, angry about the performance of the home team, started hurling plastic bottles on to the ground.
India, who also lost the first match of the series, were bundled out for their second lowest T20 total of 92, to the displeasure of a full house at the Barabati Stadium.
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