SShortSingh.
Back to feed

Pollock advocates pink-ball Tests to counter bad-light interruptions

0
·1 views

Former cricketer Shaun Pollock has suggested using pink balls in Test matches to address bad-light stoppages. He argues that while red-ball play is halted under poor light, pink-ball cricket can continue. This proposal aims to reduce match interruptions and ensure more play is completed. Pollock's comments were made in an interview with ESPNcricinfo, highlighting a potential solution to a long-standing issue in the sport.

Read the full story at ESPNcricinfo

This is an AI-generated summary. ShortSingh links to the original source for the complete article.

Discussion (0)

Log in to join the discussion and vote.

Log in

Related stories

0
SportsESPNcricinfo ·

England rest key bowlers for Australia T20 series

England have omitted bowlers Jofra Archer, Gus Atkinson, and Josh Tongue from their squad for the upcoming T20 series against Australia. The selectors have chosen an experimental group for the T20 matches. This decision is part of a strategy to manage player workloads ahead of major upcoming commitments. The primary focus is on preparation for the ODI World Cup and the subsequent Test tour of South Africa.

0
SportsESPNcricinfo ·

Bangladesh's Litton Das sets wicketkeeping record in drawn Test

Litton Das achieved a unique record during the Test match against Afghanistan. He became the first wicketkeeper to complete nine dismissals, score a century, and add a fifty in a single match. Despite his performance, Afghanistan's resistance, led by Atal, ensured the match ended in a draw. The game concluded in Chattogram, with Ebadot Hossain taking three wickets for Bangladesh.

Pollock advocates pink-ball Tests to counter bad-light interruptions · ShortSingh