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India coach backs free-hit rule in Tests to curb no-ball problem

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India bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule has suggested that introducing free-hits in Test cricket could effectively reduce the frequency of no-balls. He made the remarks after the fourth day's play on Wednesday. Bahutule argued that teams would be far less likely to bowl no-balls if the punishment included a free-hit delivery. He clarified he does not consider himself a guardian of the rules, but believes the added consequence would act as a strong deterrent. The proposal echoes a growing debate around modernising Test cricket's playing conditions.

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