I’m no gambling expert and I’m sure there are plenty of reasons why this could happen. The one I would assume is most often responsible though, is probably when the sports book finds too many bets on one side and the event no longer is profitable for them under every scenario, so they pause and probably only take 1 side of bets behind the scenes with partners (or some other solution) until the odds and bets falls back where they should be.
I can actually guess something like this here, I have seen many people giving answers here mentioning that the playground is in bad condition due to weather problems or bad weather, including safety concerns.
However, the game I was watching was a match between the Bangladesh women's team and the Indonesian women's team in the Asian T20 Cricket Cup. I basically did not see anything like this mentioned in that match. And that is why I basically have a doubt.
It is not permanently suspended, sometimes it happens like if there is a big change in the odds then it is held or suspended for a short time for the finance decision. Sometimes it happens during the wicket. It can also happen that the odds provider is late in giving new odds so it is suspended so that no one can place a new bet. If you wait a little, you will see that after a while you will get the opportunity to place a bet again and then you will see that the odds have changed. Perhaps you are new to sportsbooks so this normal thing is difficult for you to understand and you may be scared by seeing the word suspended.
I actually like your answer, even though most people are saying that this suspension is given due to weather conditions or bad conditions of the match. However, the match in which I could see it was going very well and ended.
However, as far as I can guess now, the betting place suspension in the match I am talking about was because the performance in the match changed dramatically, such as the Indonesian women's team suddenly losing many wickets quickly and then quickly losing the match.