Delhi were to begin the day at 134 for five with a 224-run lead already in the bag. While only 38 overs were bowled yesterday, no play was possible today.
The visitors would have fancied their chances of a win after bowling out Haryana for 188 on a lively Lahli wicket.
Despite the draw, Delhi remain on top of the group standings with 23 points courtesy three wins from four games.
Besides weather, the game will also be remembered for Virender Sehwag's second consecutive century of the season. His 147 off 181 balls came after a 105 against Gujarat at home.
Brief Scores:
Delhi: 278 & 134/5 in 41 overs (Gautam Gambhir 46, Shivam Sharma 25; Joginder Sharma 3/18, Kuldeep Hooda 2/22).
Haryana: 188 all out
Points: Delhi 3, Haryana 1.
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