The BCCI is angered by the poor rating given by the ICC to the ground of the test match played between India and Australia in Indore and is preparing to challenge the decision. We tell you that from the first session of the first day in the Indore Test, there were irregular turns and rebounds on the pitch. Because of this, the result of the match came out after two and a quarter days. Because of this, the ICC awarded three demerit points to the Indore release.
Now, a report by Indian Express has revealed that the Indian board is preparing to challenge this ICC decision. Citing a BCCI official, the newspaper wrote: “We will take stock of the situation and then make a decision on challenging the ICC decision.” Explain that under ICC rules, any cricket board can appeal in such a case within 14 days. That is, BCCI currently has plenty of time to challenge the ICC decision.
After the Indore test ended, ICC match referee Chris Broad gave a report on the pitch. It was written in this report, ‘The pitch was very dry. This pitch failed to provide balanced assistance to the ball and bat. From the very beginning, only spinners were helped here. There were irregular bounces on the field throughout the game. State that if a piece of land gets 5 demerit points in a 5-year period, that piece of land will be suspended for one year. That is to say, parties cannot be organized there for a year.
In this third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, they fell 30 wickets in two days. The spinners got a lot of help from the first session and the Indian team became the initial casualty here. The India team was able to score just 109 runs in the first innings. After this, Australia did not give the Indian team a chance to come back and went on to win the match by 9 wickets.
