New Delhi: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has shifted the second one-dayer between India and South Africa, to be played on February 24, from Kanpur to Gwalior.

The board announced the decision in a release on Friday without giving any reasons for the change in venues. “The second One-day International between India and South Africa scheduled to be played at Kanpur on 24th February 2010 has now been shifted to Gwalior,” BCCI Secretary N Srinivasan said in the release.

The first ODI will be played in Jaipur on February 21 while the third and last match will be held in Ahmedabad on February 27.

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