Gloucestershire still needed 17 runs to avoid the follow-on, with two wickets remaining in their first innings, when bad light ended play early on the third day of their county championship match against Leicestershire at Grace Road
Declarations by both sides set up a potentially exciting finish, but bad light forced an early close with Gloucestershire, chasing 302 to win, still 90 runs short with five wickets
Gloucestershire still needed 17 runs to avoid the follow-on, with two wickets remaining in their first innings, when bad light ended play early on the third day of their county championship match against Leicestershire at Grace Road
Academy graduate Aadil Ali hit a first-class career best 80 as Leicestershire scored more than 400 in an innings for only the second time at Grace Road this season
Leicestershire's opening batsman Angus Robson found value in a bedraggled day at Grace Road with his seventh half-century of the season
