Cuttack:&nbsp;Angry spectators hurled missiles,&nbsp;mainly water bottles, into the cricket ground after India were&nbsp;skittled out for 92 against South Africa in the second T20&nbsp;International at the Barabati Stadium here today.
Put into bat, India were bundled in just 17.2 overs, to&nbsp;record their second-lowest total in T20I. Their lowest was 74 against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in February&nbsp;2008.
<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2015/oct/kohli-bottle.jpg" alt="Virat Kohli shows a water bottle which fell on the pitch to the umpires" />Virat Kohli shows a water bottle, which was thrown by crowd during T20 match against South Africa in Cuttack on Monday, &nbsp;to the umpires. Pic/PTI
As India collapsed, fans vented their fury by throwing&nbsp;water bottles from the two-levels gallery three and four as it&nbsp;continued unabated in the innings break.
Bottles are incidentally banned in most of the venues in&nbsp;India where water is supplied in pouches but an Odisha Cricket&nbsp;Association official said in Barabati Stadium the situation is&nbsp;different.
"We have banned small water bottles and water pouches&nbsp;which can travel more distance than a big size bottle which is&nbsp;not banned here," an OCA official told PTI.
Thankfully the majority of the bottles did not invade the playing area&nbsp;and fell on the practice surface outside the fence near the&nbsp;dressing room and the play resumed after the scheduled break&nbsp;with police officials taking control of the situation.
There were also repeated announcements from the OCA to&nbsp;pacify the spectators.

Angry spectators hurled missiles,&nbsp;mainly water bottles, into the cricket ground after India were&nbsp;skittled out for 92 against South Africa in the second T20&nbsp;International at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack on Monday

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Angry spectators hurled missiles,&nbsp;mainly water bottles, into the cricket ground after India were&nbsp;skittled out for 92 against South Africa in the second T20&nbsp;International at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack on Monday

2nd T20I: Match disrupted as angry spectators hurl water bottles

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