Indore Stadium Pitch Rating: Rating of Indore’s pitch changed, ICC’s big decision after BCCI’s appeal

Pudhari Online Desk : Indore Stadium Pitch Rating : The rating of the playground at Holkar Maidan in Indore has been changed. After an appeal by the BCCI, the ICC changed its earlier decision and rated the pitch as ‘Sheer’ instead of ‘Poor’.

unexpected turn

The third Test match in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy would have been played at Indore’s Holkar ground. In which spinners dominated the entire match. Firki ballanni ha saamna would have been completed within a couple of days. Holkar spinner’s ball used to take unexpected turns on the ground. As a result, no batsman was able to generate good runs. A total of 14 wickets fell on the first day of Samanya. The spinner took 26 wickets in 31 matches in the entire match. The Australian team would have won nine wickets in the face. (Indore Stadium Pitch Rating)

Indore Stadium Pitch Rating

Either after normal or after Kholpattivar, there was a strong vaccination. The ICC has given a poor rating to the playing field at Holkar. After that or on the decision, the BCCI would have expressed displeasure. Also, appeals to change the rating of indoor playground would have been bananas. ICC has changed the rating of indoor pitches from bad to ‘sheer’ after BCCI’s request.

Only one demerit point instead of three (Indore Stadium Pitch Rating)

ICC has released new information regarding this. It said, ‘The footage of the test match was re-reviewed by the ICC Appeals Panel. Which would have included Wasim Khan and Roger Harper. The panel concluded that Khelpattila should be given a ‘sheer than that’ rating, which means Holkar Stadiumla would get only one demerit point instead of the original three.’

what happened in the match

Australia’s spin keeper Nathan Lyon means 11 Indian batsmen would have been sent tents in the Indoor Test match. In which, he had bananas in the first feast 3, and after 8 days in the second feast. Taking 8 degree turns from the lion’s head, Cheteshwar Pujarala, the first feast, unexpectedly had clean bold bananas. Or alternatively, Australian spinner Matthew Kuhnemann would have been bananas after 6 wickets.

ICC’s ‘Ha’ rule regarding pitch rating

According to ICC rules, if a ground-playing field receives five or more demerit points in a span of five years, it is barred from hosting international matches for one year. Indian fans have got a lot of consolation due to the decision of ICC. The ICC has divided the evaluation of the pitches into a total of six categories. These include Very Good, Good, Average, Below Average, Poor and Unfit.