Dev believes Tendulkar’s form has been overhyped by the media
Legendary India all-rounder Kapil Dev has defended iconic batsman Sachin Tendulkar’s batting as of late, stating that the ‘Little Master’ is still in good form considering his age and having just recently completed his 23rd year in the sport.
Marsh believes day night Tests have the potential of becoming cricket’s newest fad
Australia national selector and legendary wicketkeeper Rodney Marsh has announced that he is fully in favour for day night Test matches to become an integral part of cricket.
The PCB are in favour of using orange balls
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has welcomed the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) decision to authorise day-night Test matches, stating that it could “boost in the game’s value for the host boards”.
Gilchrist believes there is no reason as to why England should be unprepared for the conditions they will face in India
Australia wicketkeeping legend Adam Gilchrist has announced that England should not be surprised by playing on spin-friendly pitches throughout their Test series against India since the subcontinent is famous for those types of conditions.
Shetty dismissed the idea of India hosting any day-night Test matches in the near future
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have announced that they are uninterested in the recent authorisation of day-night Test matches by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Hussey and Petersen both seem to agree that traditional day-time Test cricket should not be tampered with
Australia veteran batsman Michael Hussey and South Africa opener Alviro Petersen have both announced that they are concerned about the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) authorisation of day-night Test matches since conditions can become one-sided real quick.
Sutherland is excited at the prospect of having Australia host day-night Test matches in the near future
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has welcomed the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) decision to allow member nations to host day-night Test matches.
The new laws took effect on October 30 2012
The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) new and improved international cricketing laws have already come into effect, with Sri Lanka and New Zealand being the first two teams to play under them.
