Heavy Rain Halts South Africa's Opening Day Progress Against West Indies

South Africa reached 45-1 against the West Indies in Trinidad before heavy rain forced an early close on the first day of their first test match. Aiden Markram was dismissed by Jason Holder, leaving Tony de Zorzi unbeaten on 32 and play set to resume early on Thursday.

Heavy rain cut short the opening day of the first test between South Africa and the West Indies in Port of Spain, Trinidad, leaving South Africa at 45-1.

Opener Aiden Markram was bowled by Jason Holder for nine runs before the skies opened, while Tony de Zorzi remained unbeaten on 32.

The West Indies bowled 15 overs before the interruption, with play scheduled to resume 30 minutes earlier on Thursday to recover lost time.

(With inputs from agencies.)