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Leicestershire to appeal pitch penalty that threatens their relegation survival

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Leicestershire have announced they will appeal a pitch penalty that has put their county cricket status under serious threat. The penalty, imposed on their home ground, has affected their points tally in the division standings. Essex, who are also in the relegation battle, could face an anxious wait depending on the outcome of the appeal. If Leicestershire's appeal succeeds, it could significantly alter the relegation picture for both clubs. The result of this week's matches may prove decisive before the appeal process concludes.

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