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Galle's 130-member groundstaff saves Test match time with rapid rain covers

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A 130-member groundstaff at Galle International Cricket Stadium played a crucial behind-the-scenes role during the first Test between India and Sri Lanka. The team deployed 28 covers and 300 tyres to protect the pitch and outfield whenever rain interrupted play. Their swift response, completed in as little as five minutes, ensured minimal playing time was lost to the weather. The dedicated crew's efficiency was widely praised as a key factor in keeping the match on schedule.

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