The poor pitches issue
November 7, 2005The laws are quite clear on this. The umpires have the final say on the pitch. Also if the conditions or the pitch, ground etc are not dangerous it is playable.
In a test match in India vs England play was stopped and the match abandoned because the ball was bouncing so awkwardly that it could cause serious damage to the English batsmen. Hussain was right to protest and the umpires were right to stop play.
But if the pitch is not dangerous, and its within the laws So what is the issue why so many English fans are disgruntled with the pitches provided to them.
A great team wins even in the most adverse of conditions.
“In a test match in India vs England play was stopped and the match abandoned because the ball was bouncing so awkwardly that it could cause serious damage to the English batsmen. Hussain was right to protest and the umpires were right to stop play”
Pretty sure you are thoroughly confused on this !
Comment by Gaurav — November 10, 2005 @ 11:22 am
India vs Sri Lanka one dayer http://usa.cricinfo.com/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/1997-98/SL_IN_IND/SL_IND_ODI2_25DEC1997.html
Also Windies vs England in Jamaica in 1998 for the same reason. Yep a bit confused earlier.
Cheers.
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