Tiger Roby, a Bangladesh fan, initially alleged he was assaulted by Indian fans during the second IND vs BAN Test in Kanpur but later denied the claims, stating his pain was due to an illness.

While India are playing Bangladesh in the 2nd Test in Kanpur's Green Park Stadium, another interesting duel is being fought at the ground: monkey vs langur

The second Test match between India and Bangladesh at Green Park Stadium faced significant delays due to heavy rain. Play was disrupted on both Friday and Saturday, with only 35 overs bowled on the opening day.

The stadium authorities also covered the stand behind the boundary rope with a black cover to prevent monkeys from spotting and stealing eatables. Broadcasters use this area to store cameras and other equipment.

Green Park Stadium in Kanpur may not host more international cricket matches due to subpar facilities, with the BCCI favoring Lucknow's Ekana Stadium

Monkeys have been known to grab food and drinks of television crew and cameramen who work from elevated stands at the stadium; C Stand at the stadium was closed for spectators following inspection by Public Works Department.

Before changing his statement, Robi had indicated that he had been hit in his back and in his ribs, possibly by local fans

The association is confident about smooth conduct of the Test after reports that the C stand will not be able to take the load of the spectators