Ind vs Eng 3rd Test: ‘I play rugby with her’ – Stuart Broad Empiculos slips into the Lord’s in controversies as a duke ball. Cricket news
Former England fast bowler Stuart Broad has made a fresh debate around the quality of the Duke Ball running in the England vs England Test series, dramatically claiming that he would play “rugby” with one of the rejected balls used during the third Test at Lord’s.Live Score: India vs England 3 TestsThe third test has led to many balls changes in the first two innings, going out of their concerns about the ball going out of size. After day 3, the discussion found its way into Sky Sports, where Michael Attart, comprehensive, examined one of the balls to be disqualified to play.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Attarton began questioning the decision to change it: “A ball was found from this game that was changed. It was not gone through a gauge and was considered unsuitable. Now, my idea is that it is a completely good ball … I think they are precious at that point. What do you think?”
Although Broad was not back: “Okay, I’m out with three batsmen and a bowler. I will play Rugby with him. I am rolling for the umpire and it will be like Go, Bonak, Bone, Bonk. I mean, the reason for this is out of size because it is soft and I can squeeze it. I can squeeze it out of size even more. ,
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He said that such balls become ineffective for both bowlers and batsmen for the same bowlers: “It becomes an ugly size a bit at the top. When he is killing the pitch and surface, it is just dying on the surface. It is not going to react to the surface.Highlighting the change in playing position over time, Broad said: “It is disappointing for a batsman when you hit it through the cover … It rolls for two or three when it should go for four. The first 10 years of my career, I can never miss changing a ball. It’s a new thing. Perhaps the quality of the ball, my opinion.”The Duke Ball is now subject to the scanner – and Broad’s Blunt Assessment has only intensified the investigation.
