Persistent rain forced the abandonment of the first ODI between Bangladesh and New Zealand on Thursday in Dhaka.
The match saw multiple interruptions due to rain, ultimately concluding without a result.
Rain initially halted play at 2:22 pm, leading to a pause of over two hours.
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Later, when New Zealand was at 136 for five with Cole McConchie and Tom Blundell each not out at eight, rain returned.
On a sluggish Dhaka pitch, Will Young notched up a fifty for the tourists. He made 58 off 91 balls.
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For Bangladesh, Mustafizur Rahman claimed three wickets, while Nasum Ahmed secured two.
Despite attempts to resume play, rain persisted after the final interruption at 6:30 pm, denying any further opportunity to continue the match.