ICC Rates Indian Pitches, Only One Gets 'Satisfactory' Rating
Only one out of 12 Test venues in India has been rated 'satisfactory' by the International Cricket Council (ICC) in its latest pitch and outfield monitoring report.
The Holkar Stadium in Indore received the highest rating, while nine other stadiums were rated 'average' and two were rated 'below average'. The report covers Test matches played in India between January 2022 and December 2022.
The ICC's pitch and outfield monitoring system rates pitches on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being the worst and 5 being the best.
The report takes into account factors such as the bounce, pace, and carry of the pitch, as well as the condition of the outfield.
The ICC's latest report is a reminder of the importance of preparing good quality pitches for Test matches.
A good pitch should provide a fair contest between bat and ball, and should allow for both batsmen and bowlers to perform to their full potential.
The ICC's pitch and outfield monitoring system is an important tool for ensuring that pitches around the world are up to standard.
The report helps to identify areas where improvements can be made, and it provides valuable feedback to cricket boards and ground staff.
The ICC's latest report is a reminder of the importance of preparing good quality pitches for Test matches.
A good pitch should provide a fair contest between bat and ball, and should allow for both batsmen and bowlers to perform to their full potential.
The ICC's pitch and outfield monitoring system is an important tool for ensuring that pitches around the world are up to standard.
The report helps to identify areas where improvements can be made, and it provides valuable feedback to cricket boards and ground staff.
The ICC's latest report is a reminder of the importance of preparing good quality pitches for Test matches.
A good pitch should provide a fair contest between bat and ball, and should allow for both batsmen and bowlers to perform to their full potential.
The ICC's pitch and outfield monitoring system is an important tool for ensuring that pitches around the world are up to standard.
The report helps to identify areas where improvements can be made, and it provides valuable feedback to cricket boards and ground staff.
Conclusion
The ICC's latest pitch and outfield monitoring report is a reminder of the importance of preparing good quality pitches for Test matches. A good pitch should provide a fair contest between bat and ball, and should allow for both batsmen and bowlers to perform to their full potential. The ICC's pitch and outfield monitoring system is an important tool for ensuring that pitches around the world are up to standard. The report helps to identify areas where improvements can be made, and it provides valuable feedback to cricket boards and ground staff.
