Use of pink ball in bad light a proactive move: Gambhir
India head coach Gautam Gambhir has expressed support for an ICC trial allowing the use of a pink ball during Test matches affected by bad light. The initiative aims to prevent play stoppages and ensure results in critical matches like the World Test Championship.
Why it matters
This rule change could significantly alter the outcome of high-stakes Test cricket by reducing weather-related delays.
India head coach Gautam Gambhir has backed the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) trial to switch from a red ball to a pink ball during a Test in the case of bad light affecting play. The prior agreement of both teams before a Test is required for the change to be effected.
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