Prior to the India vs. Pakistan match, the New York pitch is still a hot topic of discussion because it has already drawn a lot of criticism for being unpredictable. Something that the ICC has formally acknowledged actually BCCI files complaint to ICC over New York pitch.
Prior to the June 9 match against Pakistan, the BCCI files complaint to ICC (International Cricket Council). This occurs after Rohit Sharma was struck in the thumb during a throwdown against throwdown expert Nuwan in the nets. In addition, Rohit experienced discomfort in his arm, causing him to leave the game against Ireland on Wednesday due to injury. Joshua Little, an Ireland pacer, struck him in the biceps with a delivery.
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But it wasn’t just Rohit who was uncomfortable in the nets because of the strange bounce off the track at the practice area. Journalist Abhishek Tripathi claims that even elite batsman Virat Kohli has trouble when batting in the nets. On the other hand, Kohli was unharmed.
The ICC was forced to issue a statement the day following India’s match. Addressing the mounting apprehensions about the pitches ready for this T20 World Cup’s New York leg.
“The ICC recognise that the pitches used so far at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium have not played as consistently as we would have all wanted,” the statement continued.
But the Pakistani squad hasn’t yet adjusted to the Nassau Stadium’s climate.
After a surprising loss to tournament newcomers USA on Thursday night. They flew into New York and rested the following day.
