SA’s cricket fans have blasted the decision to move today’s one-day international to Sydney after the game was stopped just 15 minutes in because of rain.

Fans took to social media to vent their frustration at Cricket Australia over the decision to move the match from Adelaide, where the weather was fine, to Sydney, which resulted in play being stopped almost immediately due to the weather.

There were only 2.4 overs played in today’s match between Australia and India before rain forced a halt to proceedings, and the covers were rushed out over the pitch.

Australia had won the toss and decided to bowl and India’s score was 0-6 at the time of the stoppage.

The match was eventually called off.

The Australia Day match has traditionally been played in Adelaide before it was stripped from the city by the sport’s governing body in June last year.

Former transport department boss Rod Hook took aim at Cricket Australia’s decision to shift the game to Sydney.

@benhook1 Cricket would be underway with full house if Cricket Aus had scheduled it where it should have been. @TheAdelaideOval. Aus Day — Rod Hook (@hooksrockets) January 26, 2015

Other Twitter uses joined in the chorus of condemnation for the decision to switch venues for the game.

The Cricket would be underway with a full house, if Cricket Australia had scheduled it where it should have been played. #farce — Kate Bartlett (@bartlett_kate) January 26, 2015

@bartlett_kate just shows how much cricket aus try to keep nsw cricket happy. wat a joke — Dale Westover (@DaleWestover) January 26, 2015

If the one day cricket was in Adelaide where it belonged there would have been no rain delay — Anthropologic Derek (@derekbradley) January 26, 2015

The decision to move the match to Sydney looks even more dubious after 52,633 fans packed out the Adelaide Oval to watch the Big Bash League semi-final between the Adelaide Strikers and Sydney Sixers on Saturday.

You can see how what was held of the match went down here.