Saliva ban can enhance skills of bowlers: Joe Root
4 years, 10 months ago

Saliva ban can enhance skills of bowlers: Joe Root

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England Test captain Joe Root feels the likely ban on using saliva to shine the ball in the post-COVID-19 pandemic world can actually improve the skills of the bowlers, who will have to put more effort to get something out of the pitch. The Anil Kumble-led ICC committee has recommended banning the use of saliva to shine the ball when play resumes due to the risk of COVID-19 spread. "Guys will have to find another way to get something out of the surface, whether that's a bit more effort, changing angles on the crease, using the wobble seam they might not have in their locker. While Australian fast bowler Pat Cummins has urged game's custodians to come out with an alternate option to strike a balance between bat and ball, former West Indies pacer Michael Holding has cast doubts on the use of the artificial substance.

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IPL 2025: DC captain Axar Patel feels second new ball, lifting saliva ban will help bowlers execute their plans better
5 days, 9 hours ago

IPL 2025: DC captain Axar Patel feels second new ball, lifting saliva ban will help bowlers execute their plans better

The Hindu  

Delhi Capitals captain Axar Patel and head coach Hemang Badani on Sunday welcomed the allowances for a change of ball after the 10th over for the team bowling second in the evening matches and the usage of saliva to shine the ball in the ongoing IPL season. “With the saliva ban being lifted, I think it just gives something to …

Marcus Stoinis: Revoking saliva ban for IPL 2025 won’t make massive difference in white-ball cricket
6 days, 12 hours ago

Marcus Stoinis: Revoking saliva ban for IPL 2025 won’t make massive difference in white-ball cricket

The Hindu  

Marcus Stoinis has backed the Indian Premier League ’s decision to allow the team bowling second in an evening match to change the ball once at any point after the 10th over. That’s going to be a very high-scoring affair, and I personally think that makes for great viewing for the people at home,” Stoinis said, hinting that he remains …

IPL 2025: Saliva ban removed, slow over-rate rule tweaked, Impact Player rule to stay
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1 week, 2 days ago

IPL 2025: Saliva ban removed, slow over-rate rule tweaked, Impact Player rule to stay

Op India  

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has made some significant changes in rules for IPL 2025, which begins on March 22. BCCI has introduced rule changes in IPL 2025, including the lifting of the saliva ban, the continuation of the Impact Player rule and slow over rate ban cannot be imposed on Captains anymore, IPL chairman Arun Dhumal …

IPL 2025: Saliva ban revoked on shining of the ball after captains' meeting
1 week, 2 days ago

IPL 2025: Saliva ban revoked on shining of the ball after captains' meeting

Op India  

Bowlers will be allowed to use saliva on the ball in IPL 2025. Several fast bowlers have opined that the ban impedes their effectiveness by not allowing reverse swing, which has become uncommon in white-ball cricket, including ODIs, where two new balls are utilized. The rule against use of saliva was introduced in May 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, as …

IPL lifts ban on using saliva to polish ball
1 week, 2 days ago

IPL lifts ban on using saliva to polish ball

Hindustan Times  

Mumbai: You can spit and shine once again, at least in the Indian Premier League. At the captains’ meeting ahead of IPL 2025 at the BCCI headquarters here on Thursday, all ten agreed that the ban on the use of saliva to shine the ball can be lifted to offset some of the bat-ball imbalance caused by the Impact Player …

BCCI lifts saliva ban in IPL after captains agree to Shami's complaint; counters dew factor with 2nd-new-ball rule
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1 week, 2 days ago

BCCI lifts saliva ban in IPL after captains agree to Shami's complaint; counters dew factor with 2nd-new-ball rule

Hindustan Times  

The Board of Control for Cricket in India, on Thursday, lifted the COVID-imposed ban on using saliva on the ball in the impending 2025 season of the Indian Premier League after the majority of the captains agreed to the proposal. BCCI revoked ban on saliva The International Cricket Council banned the age-old practice of applying saliva to shine the ball …

IPL 2025: BCCI lifts saliva ban ahead of new season
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1 week, 2 days ago

IPL 2025: BCCI lifts saliva ban ahead of new season

India TV News  

IPL 2025: BCCI lifts saliva ban ahead of new season With the 10 IPL captains meeting ahead of the new season of the tournament, the BCCI took centre stage and announced the decision of lifting the ban on the usage of saliva, becoming the first major cricketing event to lift the ban since the pandemic. In a major development ahead …

IPL 2025: BCCI contemplates lifting saliva ban, captains to weigh in
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1 week, 3 days ago

IPL 2025: BCCI contemplates lifting saliva ban, captains to weigh in

The Hindu  

When the captains of all the 10 Indian Premier League franchises meet at the Board of Control for Cricket in India headquarters on Thursday, there could be discussions on whether the ban on applying saliva on the ball could be lifted during the tournament. “We keep appealing that we should be allowed to use saliva so that we can bring …

BCCI springs into action after Mohammed Shami's complaint for ICC, set to lift ban on saliva in IPL 2025: Report
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1 week, 3 days ago

BCCI springs into action after Mohammed Shami's complaint for ICC, set to lift ban on saliva in IPL 2025: Report

Hindustan Times  

Days after India pacer Mohammed Shami urged the ICC to lift the ban on using saliva to shine the ball, the Board of Control for Cricket in India is considering implementing the same in IPL 2025, which starts on March 22. Mohammed Shami celebrates with Indian teammates The age-old practice of using saliva to shine one side of the ball …

Ashwin reacts after Mohammed Shami urges ICC to revoke saliva ban: 'Research showed it didn’t aid in reverse swing'
3 weeks ago

Ashwin reacts after Mohammed Shami urges ICC to revoke saliva ban: 'Research showed it didn’t aid in reverse swing'

Hindustan Times  

After India’s victory against Australia in the semi-finals of the ongoing Champions Trophy 2025, Mohammed Shami urged ICC to revoke the ban on using saliva to shine the ball. R Ashwin weighed in on Mohammed Shami's saliva ban comment. R Ashwin backs Mohammed Shami Speaking on his YouTube channel, Ashwin, who retired from international cricket during the recent Border-Gavaskar Trophy …

How does saliva help in moving the cricket ball after Mohammed Shami voices to revoke its usage? Explained
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3 weeks, 1 day ago

How does saliva help in moving the cricket ball after Mohammed Shami voices to revoke its usage? Explained

India TV News  

How does saliva help in moving the cricket ball after Mohammed Shami voices to revoke its usage? Shami said that the bowlers try hard to reverse swing the ball, but the absence of saliva usage makes it hard. Indian cricketer Mohammed Shami raised his voice to revoke the usage of saliva for generating reverse swing, which has become minimal these …

Mohammed Shami finds support from Tim Southee and Vernon Philander over complaint against ICC: 'There needs to be…'
3 weeks, 2 days ago

Mohammed Shami finds support from Tim Southee and Vernon Philander over complaint against ICC: 'There needs to be…'

Hindustan Times  

India fast bowler Mohammed Shami found support from former New Zealand and South Africa pacers Tim Southee and Vernon Philander over his demands for the ICC to revoke the ban on using saliva to shine the ball. India's Mohammed Shami bowls during the ICC Champions Trophy "We are trying, but the usage of saliva on the ball is not allowed," …

World Test Championship final: Ball will swing even without saliva, says Ishant Sharma
3 years, 9 months ago

World Test Championship final: Ball will swing even without saliva, says Ishant Sharma

India TV News  

Senior India speedster Ishant Sharma believes that the ball will swing even without saliva during the World Test Championship final against New Zealand here and somebody from the team will need to maintain it through the match starting June 18. "I think the ball will swing even without saliva and somebody needs to take responsibility to maintain the ball," Sharma …

World Test Championship Final: Ball will swing even without saliva, says Ishant Sharma
3 years, 9 months ago

World Test Championship Final: Ball will swing even without saliva, says Ishant Sharma

Firstpost  

Southampton: Senior India speedster Ishant Sharma believes that the ball will swing even without saliva during the World Test Championship final against New Zealand in Southampton and somebody from the team will need to maintain it through the match starting 18 June. “I think the ball will swing even without saliva and somebody needs to take responsibility to maintain the …

WTC final: ball will swing even without saliva, says Ishant Sharma
3 years, 9 months ago

WTC final: ball will swing even without saliva, says Ishant Sharma

The Hindu  

Senior India speedster Ishant Sharma believes that the ball will swing even without saliva during the World Test Championship final against New Zealand here and somebody from the team will need to maintain it through the match starting June 18. "I think the ball will swing even without saliva and somebody needs to take responsibility to maintain the ball," Sharma …

IND vs ENG 3rd Test | Ben Stokes breaks no-saliva rule, spoken to by umpires
4 years, 1 month ago

IND vs ENG 3rd Test | Ben Stokes breaks no-saliva rule, spoken to by umpires

India TV News  

England all-rounder Ben Stokes was seen applying saliva on the ball on the opening day of the day-night third Test against India here on Wednesday, following which the ball had to be sanitised. The incident took place at the end of the 12th over when Stokes was seen using saliva to shine the ball, prompting umpire Nitin Menon to have …

IND vs ENG: Jasprit Bumrah says saliva ban is affecting bowlers
4 years, 1 month ago

IND vs ENG: Jasprit Bumrah says saliva ban is affecting bowlers

The Hindu  

India pacer Jasprit Bumrah said he wasn’t too sure how the pitch at the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai will behave in the coming days and will adopt a wait-and-watch policy, after England opener Dom Sibley and captain Joe Root frustrated the home team’s bowlers with a 200-run partnership for the third wicket on the opening day of the …

Pakistan's Wahab Riaz gets warning for using saliva on ball
4 years, 4 months ago

Pakistan's Wahab Riaz gets warning for using saliva on ball

The Hindu  

Experienced left-arm pacer Wahab Riaz on Saturday received a warning from umpires for breaching the coronavirus regulations by using saliva to shine the ball during the first T20 International between Pakistan and Zimbabwe in Rawalpindi. READ | “I think with the players and officials all in a secure bio-bubble during a series because of the COVID-19 situation, authorities need to …

IPL 2020 | Robin Uthappa violates COVID-19 guidelines during RR vs KKR tie, applies saliva on ball
4 years, 5 months ago

IPL 2020 | Robin Uthappa violates COVID-19 guidelines during RR vs KKR tie, applies saliva on ball

India TV News  

IPL 2020 | Robin Uthappa violates COVID-19 guidelines during RR vs KKR tie, applies saliva on ball In videos that surfaced on social media during the match, Uthappa can be seen picking the ball up during the third over of the match, move his fingers towards his mouth before rubbing briefly on the ball. Rajasthan Royals batsman Robin Uthappa appears …

IPL 2020: Adjusting to new normal won't be difficult, says Zaheer Khan on post-COVID-19 world
4 years, 6 months ago

IPL 2020: Adjusting to new normal won't be difficult, says Zaheer Khan on post-COVID-19 world

India TV News  

Mumbai Indians bowling coach Zaheer Khan is not too concerned about the "new routines" that cricketers will have to adapt to in a world scarred by COVID-19 as he believes it is just a matter of getting used to the latest system. The new routines include quarantines, bio-secure training camps, aggressive hand hygiene, regular temperature checks and a complete bar …

ENG vs PAK: Mohammad Amir breaks no-saliva rule during 1st T20I match, umpires sanitise ball
4 years, 7 months ago

ENG vs PAK: Mohammad Amir breaks no-saliva rule during 1st T20I match, umpires sanitise ball

India TV News  

Veteran Pakistan bowler Mohammad Amir on Friday inadvertently applied saliva to the ball during the opening match of the three-match T20I series between England and Pakistan at the Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester. Earlier during the West Indies-England Test series, Dominic Sibley had applied saliva on the ball during the second Test before admitting to his mistake. If a player …

Sreesanth backs saliva ban
4 years, 8 months ago

Sreesanth backs saliva ban

The Hindu  

Few cricketers have polarised opinion like S. Sreesanth did in recent times. The India speedster, who is on the verge of a comeback after his ban ends in September, is still adored by the up-and-coming young cricketers in Kerala with Ranji stars Sachin Baby, M. D. Nidheesh, Basil Thampi training with him at his S36 cricket Academy. In a candid …

First Instance Of Ball Sanitise In Test Match After Dom Sibley Uses Saliva To Shine The Ball
4 years, 8 months ago

First Instance Of Ball Sanitise In Test Match After Dom Sibley Uses Saliva To Shine The Ball

ABP News  

The new no-saliva rule was always going to be difficult --- on the bowlers who struggled with lack of swing and also on the fielders in remembering to curb their instincts while shining the ball. Sunday night saw England's Dom Sibley being the first cricketer to be warned by the umpires under the new no-saliva rule after he accidentally used …

ENG vs WI: Dominic Sibley becomes first cricketer to break no-saliva rule, umpires rush to sanitise ball
4 years, 8 months ago

ENG vs WI: Dominic Sibley becomes first cricketer to break no-saliva rule, umpires rush to sanitise ball

India TV News  

England batsman Dominic Sibley on Sunday inadvertently broke ICC 'no-saliva' rule during the ongoing second Test against West Indies at the Old Trafford Cricket ground in Manchester. Sibley admitted to the mistake, as per Sky Sports commentary, and the umpires had to sanitise the ball immediately. Earlier in June, ICC Chief Executives’ Committee ratified recommendations from the Anil Kumble-led Cricket …

Sweat is not possible everywhere in the world, going to be challenging without saliva: Bhuvneshwar Kumar
4 years, 8 months ago

Sweat is not possible everywhere in the world, going to be challenging without saliva: Bhuvneshwar Kumar

India TV News  

India fast-bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar feels it is going to be a challenge with the saliva ban to shine the ball in place as sweat is not possible everywhere in the world. Kumar had earlier said the International Cricket Council needs to come up with some other way for players to shine the ball as the use of saliva has been …

Ngidi on saliva ban: Damp towel could be an alternative
4 years, 8 months ago

Ngidi on saliva ban: Damp towel could be an alternative

The Hindu  

South Africa pacer Lungi Ngidi feels that bowlers will have to find news ways to overcome the ban on the usage of saliva to shine a cricket ball and one of them could be using a wet towel. READ | “Once they said there’s no saliva, a few of the batsmen posted on the group that now they are going …

Ball management amid no-saliva rule will be our biggest challenge when cricket resumes: Nitin Menon
4 years, 8 months ago

Ball management amid no-saliva rule will be our biggest challenge when cricket resumes: Nitin Menon

India TV News  

Ball management amid no-saliva rule will be our biggest challenge when cricket resumes: Nitin Menon Menon, 36, quit his playing career when he was 22 and shifted to his family profession of umpiring. Nitin Menon, the youngest member in the ICC elite panel of umpires, considers the Ashes series as the ultimate challenge but he says the biggest challenge in …

Bhuvneshwar Kumar urges ICC to come up with artificial way to shine balls
4 years, 9 months ago

Bhuvneshwar Kumar urges ICC to come up with artificial way to shine balls

India TV News  

Bhuvneshwar Kumar urges ICC to come up with artificial way to shine balls Saliva ban on match ball has been one of the most talked-about regulations that has been imposed by the ICC looking at the virus threat. India fast-bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar feels the International Cricket Council needs to come up with some other way for players to shine the …

It won't make much of a difference in England: Joe Root reacts to ICC's saliva ban
4 years, 9 months ago

It won't make much of a difference in England: Joe Root reacts to ICC's saliva ban

India TV News  

While the ban on usage of saliva may tilt the game slightly in the batsman's favour, it won't be too different considering the existing conditions in England and how the Duke ball reacts to them, according to England Test captain Joe Root. "Don't think it would change too much in England," said Root on Sony Ten Pit Stop which was …

Want to do well in Test cricket like Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis: Shaheen Afridi
4 years, 9 months ago

Want to do well in Test cricket like Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis: Shaheen Afridi

India TV News  

Young Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Afridi has set his sights upon doing well against England in the longest format in the team's tour of the country later this year. Pakistan will take on England in three-Tests and as many T20Is, starting August 1, following the conclusion of West Indies' three-Test series against the same opposition, which begins on July 8. …

Kookaburra’s wait for ICC approval on wax applicator continues
4 years, 9 months ago

Kookaburra’s wait for ICC approval on wax applicator continues

The Hindu  

The use of artificial substances to shine the cricket ball in the light of saliva ban remains an uncertain prospect with Australian manufacturer Kookaburra still awaiting the International Cricket Council’s approval to use its newly developed wax applicator. The wax applicator will need to be approved before it is used as an alternative to saliva, and we must respect that,” …

'If Players Test Negative, We Can Think Of Allowing Use Of Saliva': Ajit Agarkar
4 years, 9 months ago

'If Players Test Negative, We Can Think Of Allowing Use Of Saliva': Ajit Agarkar

ABP News  

New Delhi: Former Indian fast bowler Ajit Agarkar is of the view that if a cricketer tests negative for COVID-19 before the commencement of a match, then authorities can then at least consider allowing him to apply saliva to shine the ball. Agarkar's remarks came on the back of International Cricket Council recommendation of banning saliva from being applied to …

Ajit Agarkar talks about saliva ban
4 years, 9 months ago

Ajit Agarkar talks about saliva ban

The Hindu  

Former India pacer Ajit Agarkar understands that saliva-ban is a “safe option” in prevailing situation but urged the custodians of the game to be flexible if players test negative before the start of any series. READ: Ban on saliva may upset balance between bat and ball: Taylor The former speedster however is aware that ICC’s Cricket and Medical committee, in …

If players test negative, we can think of allowing use of saliva: Ajit Agarkar
4 years, 9 months ago

If players test negative, we can think of allowing use of saliva: Ajit Agarkar

India TV News  

Former India pacer Ajit Agarkar understands that saliva-ban is a "safe option" in prevailing situation but urged the custodians of the game to be flexible if players test negative before the start of any series. If they are found to be COVID-19 negative then I can at least consider that it will be then safe to put saliva on the …

'It is a bloody storm in a teacup' - Greg Chappell on ball shining debate
4 years, 9 months ago

'It is a bloody storm in a teacup' - Greg Chappell on ball shining debate

The Hindu  

Former India coach Greg Chappell says talks of saliva ban tilting the balance towards batsmen is a “bloody storm in a teacup”, and he feels sweat will also be as effective for shining the ball in Test cricket. “None of them are big swingers of the ball — Starc might get some reverse swing — by and large it’s the …

Saliva ban favouring batsmen is bloody storm in a teacup, sweat will be equally effective: Greg Chappell
4 years, 9 months ago

Saliva ban favouring batsmen is bloody storm in a teacup, sweat will be equally effective: Greg Chappell

India TV News  

Former India coach Greg Chappell says talks of saliva ban tilting the balance towards batsmen is a "bloody storm in a teacup" but sweat will also be very effective when it comes to shining the ball in Test cricket. "None of them are big swingers of the ball – Starc might get some reverse swing – by and large it's …

Debate over ICC's ban on saliva a 'bloody storm in a teacup', says former Australia captain Greg Chappell
4 years, 9 months ago

Debate over ICC's ban on saliva a 'bloody storm in a teacup', says former Australia captain Greg Chappell

Firstpost  

Former India coach Greg Chappell says talks of saliva ban tilting the balance towards batsmen is a “bloody storm in a teacup” but sweat will also be very effective when it comes to shining the ball in Test cricket. I don’t see the difference, to be honest.” The 71-year-old, who had a controversial stint as India coach between 2005 to …

Ban on saliva may upset balance between bat and ball: Taylor
4 years, 9 months ago

Ban on saliva may upset balance between bat and ball: Taylor

The Hindu  

Former Australia captain Mark Taylor on Sunday warned that ban on the usage of saliva, to combat the COVID-19 threat, runs the risk of upsetting balance between bat and ball in Test cricket. “I think it is a bit of a concern because I like, particularly in Test matches, to see the ball slightly dominate the bat, it is much …

Salaam Cricket 2020: Players and experts share their views on saliva ban
4 years, 9 months ago

Salaam Cricket 2020: Players and experts share their views on saliva ban

India Today  

International cricket is coming back after more than a 3-month break due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Mohammed Shami: Sweat will make ball heavier and softer Mohammed Shami, speaking at Salaam Cricket, said he is scared about the future of fast bowlers and that he hopes reverse swing doesn't become a forgotten art. Shami said sweat can be used to make …

Ishant on saliva ban: Competition should be fair
4 years, 9 months ago

Ishant on saliva ban: Competition should be fair

The Hindu  

Senior India speedster Ishant Sharma believes that the ban on saliva to shine the ball will make things easy for batsmen and it needs to be ensured that the competition remains fair. Ishant, who has played 97 Tests, reasoned that if the bowlers don’t shine the red ball, used in the longest format of the game, then it won’t swing …

'Competition should be fair': Ishant Sharma believes saliva-ban makes it 'easy for batsman'
4 years, 9 months ago

'Competition should be fair': Ishant Sharma believes saliva-ban makes it 'easy for batsman'

India TV News  

'Competition should be fair': Ishant Sharma believes saliva-ban makes it 'easy for batsman' Ishant Sharma has said that the inability to shine the red ball makes the competition easy for the batsman. India's premier fast bowler Ishant Sharma has said that players will have to take special precautions following the ban on using saliva on the ball. We will have …

James Anderson learning new tricks to combat saliva ban ahead of West Indies' tour of England
4 years, 9 months ago

James Anderson learning new tricks to combat saliva ban ahead of West Indies' tour of England

Firstpost  

Anderson has mastered the art of swing bowling, taking 584 wickets — more than any other paceman and behind only three spinners in Muttiah Muralitharan, Shane Warne and Anil Kumble on the test list — in a 17-year international career At 37 and in the twilight of his cricketing career, Jimmy Anderson isn’t too old to learn new tricks. “So …

Saliva ban won't make much of a difference in ODIs, T20Is: Dinesh Karthik
4 years, 9 months ago

Saliva ban won't make much of a difference in ODIs, T20Is: Dinesh Karthik

India TV News  

Saliva ban won't make much of a difference in ODIs, T20Is: Dinesh Karthik The International Cricket Council recently confirmed interim changes to its playing regulations, which include the ban on the use of saliva to shine the ball. The ban on the use of saliva to shine cricket balls won't have too much of a bearing in shorter formats but …

Pakistan batting coach Younis Khan says interim ban on saliva will make life difficult for players
4 years, 9 months ago

Pakistan batting coach Younis Khan says interim ban on saliva will make life difficult for players

Firstpost  

Pakistan batting coach Younis Khan believes it will be difficult for the players not to use saliva to shine the cricket ball after the ICC confirmed interim regulation changes in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Islamabad: Pakistan batting coach Younis Khan believes it will be difficult for the players not to use saliva to shine the cricket ball after …

ICC's saliva ban will make bowlers robots, warns Wasim Akram
4 years, 9 months ago

ICC's saliva ban will make bowlers robots, warns Wasim Akram

India TV News  

ICC's saliva ban will make bowlers robots, warns Wasim Akram Wasim Akram, who took over 900 international wickets in his illustrious career, called for the use of artificial substances to help bowlers shine the ball. Pakistan's legendary fast bowler Wasim Akram on Wednesday warned the International Cricket Council that the temporary saliva ban imposed in a bid to contain the …

Wasim Akram feelss saliva ban will make bowlers 'robots'
4 years, 9 months ago

Wasim Akram feelss saliva ban will make bowlers 'robots'

The Hindu  

Pakistan great Wasim Akram feels bowlers would become “robots” after the International Cricket Council approved the Anil Kumble-led Cricket Committee's recommendation to ban the act of shining the ball with saliva as a precaution for the COVID-19 pandemic. “It will make bowlers robots, coming and bowling without swing,” Akram told news agency AFP on Wednesday, also adding that they would …

Saliva ban won't affect T20 format much, says India's white-ball specialist Deepak Chahar
4 years, 9 months ago

Saliva ban won't affect T20 format much, says India's white-ball specialist Deepak Chahar

India TV News  

Saliva ban won't affect T20 format much, says India's white-ball specialist Deepak Chahar Chahar, who has played three ODIs and 10 T20Is for India, said the ban on sliva use won't have much of an impact in white-ball cricket. India's white ball specialist Deepak Chahar on Wednesday opined that the temporary prohibition of the use of saliva to shine the …

ICC approves saliva ban, introduces COVID-19 replacements in Tests
4 years, 9 months ago

ICC approves saliva ban, introduces COVID-19 replacements in Tests

The Hindu  

The International Cricket Council on Tuesday introduced interim changes to its playing regulations, which include the ban on the use of saliva to shine the ball and allowing home umpires in international series. READ| Non-neutral umpires: The requirement to appoint neutral match officials will be temporarily removed from the playing conditions for all international formats owing to the current logistical …

Lee, Tendulkar seek alternative to saliva on cricket ball
4 years, 9 months ago

Lee, Tendulkar seek alternative to saliva on cricket ball

The Hindu  

Brett Lee and Sachin Tendulkar have stepped up pressure ahead of a key world body meeting on Wednesday for an alternative to saliva to be allowed for shining the cricket ball. READ | “Maybe there are other ways that ICC needs to look in, assisting the bowler maybe in giving them something,” former Australian pace bowler Lee said on Indian …

Sachin Tendulkar, Brett Lee give suggestions for post-COVID-19 era Tests
4 years, 9 months ago

Sachin Tendulkar, Brett Lee give suggestions for post-COVID-19 era Tests

India TV News  

Sachin Tendulkar, Brett Lee give suggestions for post-COVID-19 era Tests Tendulkar said ICC should make the second new ball available after 50 overs in a Test inning, instead of current existing rule of 80 overs. Cricket greats Sachin Tendulkar and Brett Lee gave their suggestions on what should be done in post-COVID-19 cricket when the use of saliva is banned …

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