ICC gave Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium one terrible engraving point. International Cricket Council (ICC), on Tuesday, assessed the pitch for the first Test between Pakistan and England as “not great”.
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England defeated the Test by 74 searches after posting 657 out in the central innings and 264-7 detailed in the second.
Pakistan assembled 579 in the first innings before they were packaged out for 268 in the second.
Andy Pycroft is the directing body’s first-rate driving assemblage of match refs. He said it was an exceptionally level pitch that gave no help to a bowler.
It was the fundamental reason for hitters to score unimaginably quickly, and the various sides posted goliath sums.
He counted the pitch scarcely decayed all through the match. Since there was no in it for the bowlers, he saw the pitch as not good according to the ICC rules.”
Ramiz Raja depicted the pitch
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Ramiz Raja had portrayed the pitch as “humiliating”, saying it was “not a decent preference for cricket”.
It was the scene’s subsequent horrible engraving point after the pitch utilized for the Test between Pakistan and Australia in Spring was surveyed as poor. That match finished in a draw.
Settings can be discontinued for a year if they get five issue habitats and for a significant length of time, expecting they get 10. The issue focuses stayed dynamic for a moving five years.
