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Cricket is returning on the ground after a long break. But there is still danger of having contaminated. On occasion of resuming Cricket, guidelines issued
Not only bowlers but even the fielders will also slip up in the infancy stages of the new playing condition (ban on saliva) being implemented,
Anil Kumble-led ICC’s cricket committee has banned the use of saliva on ball. The suggestion has come from ICC’s four-member Medical Advisory Panel, which is
Australian fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has raised his voice against the ICC cricket committee’s proposal of banning the use of saliva to shine cricket ball
Veteran former India off-spinner Harbhajan Singh feels two balls can be used from both ends to keep the contest between bat and ball even in
Disinfecting the ball during practice and matches is being considered as elite cricket players in Australia. While they are preparing to return to training during
Anil Kumble-led International Cricket Council (ICC) Cricket Committee prescribed forbidding the utilization of saliva to shine the ball attributable to the COVID-19 pandemic on Monday,
Dukes, the manufacturers of balls used by England and West Indies in their home Tests have dismissed the need for artificial substances to aid shining
Dr. Rabindra D. Mehta, an India-origin Sports Aerodynamics Consultant, who, in 1980 used to open the bowling with Imran Khan for the Royal Grammar School
Research of use of wax on SG (Sanspareils Greenlands) cricket balls will begin in India, according to Paras Anand, the SG marketing director. The similar
