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Mohammed Shami urges ICC to reverse three-year-old restriction impacting pace bowling: 'We are constantly appealing...'
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1 week, 1 day ago

Mohammed Shami urges ICC to reverse three-year-old restriction impacting pace bowling: 'We are constantly appealing...'

Hindustan Times  

Reverse swing, a potent weapon for fast bowlers, was significantly after the International Cricket Council prohibited the use of saliva following the Covid-19 pandemic. Mohammed Shami, India's pace spearhead, has voiced his concerns over this restriction after India's win over Australia in the Champions Trophy semi-final, calling for a reconsideration of the rule to bring reverse swing back into play. …

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Harshal Patel: 'Mankading' absurd to discuss as cricketing community
3 years ago

Harshal Patel: 'Mankading' absurd to discuss as cricketing community

The Hindu  

Royal Challengers Bangalore pacer Harshal Patel on Saturday said it was beyond him how running the non-striker out when he is backing up too far has been considered to be against the spirit of the game. 'Can't say much on saliva ban' On being asked of his views on the ban on using saliva to shine the ball to prevent …

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World Test Championship final: Ball will swing even without saliva, says Ishant Sharma
3 years, 8 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 …

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World Test Championship Final: Ball will swing even without saliva, says Ishant Sharma
3 years, 8 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 …

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WTC final: Ball will swing even without saliva, says Ishant Sharma
3 years, 8 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 …

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WTC final: ball will swing even without saliva, says Ishant Sharma
3 years, 8 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 …

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Ben Stokes caught applying saliva on the ball, umpires have a word during India vs England 3rd Test
4 years ago

Ben Stokes caught applying saliva on the ball, umpires have a word during India vs England 3rd Test

Hindustan Times  

England all-rounder Ben Stokes did not have the best of days on the cricket field on Day 1 of the India vs England third Test at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. After he was criticised heavily on social media for wrongly claiming Shubman Gill’s catch, Stokes was caught using saliva to shine the pink ball in the final session …

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Jhulan Goswami: Coronavirus has hampered our World Cup preparations
4 years, 8 months ago

Jhulan Goswami: Coronavirus has hampered our World Cup preparations

The Hindu  

These are difficult times for all of us. The coronavirus pandemic has not only brought life to a standstill, it has also hampered our preparation for next year’s 50-over World Cup. So ideally, our training should have got underway by now for next year’s World Cup. READ| We also haven’t played One-Day Internationals since November last year — against the …

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Fans in stands, T20 cricket to return in Australia COVID-19
4 years, 9 months ago

Fans in stands, T20 cricket to return in Australia COVID-19

The Hindu  

More than two months after the coronavirus-forced shutdown, Australia will witness resumption of competitive cricket along with fans in the stands when a T20 tournament starts this weekend at Darwin. The CDU Top End T20, a round-robin T20 carnival featuring 15 games across the Queen’s Birthday long-weekend on June 6-8, will The tournament, featuring seven Darwin Premier Grade clubs and …

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Australia restricts use of saliva, sweat to shine ball
4 years, 10 months ago

Australia restricts use of saliva, sweat to shine ball

The Hindu  

Australia will not allow the use of saliva or sweat to shine the ball once cricket training resumes in the post COVID-19 world, says a framework released by the federal government regarding the staged return of sports amid the pandemic. According to ESPNcricinfo, Australian Institute of Sport in consultation with medical experts, sporting bodies and federal and state governments, has …

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Saliva, sweat ball shining restricted under Australian COVID-19 guidelines
4 years, 10 months ago

Saliva, sweat ball shining restricted under Australian COVID-19 guidelines

India TV News  

Australia will not allow the use of saliva or sweat to shine the ball once cricket training resumes in the post-COVID-19 world, says a framework released by the federal government regarding the staged return of sports amid the pandemic. The framework, which outlines a staged return to play, has three stages -- Level A, Level B, and Level C. Currently, …

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