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T20 World Cup: ICC Admits Under-fire New York Pitch Not Up To Mark, Says It Will Remedy The Situation
In the two matches played at the venue, teams batting first have been bowled out for below 100 and the uneven bounce and extra swing offered by the wicket has meant that teams batting second too have spent some anxious time in the middle.
In the first match of the T20 World Cup played at the venue that has been purpose-built for this event, Sri Lanka were shot out by South Africa for 77. The South Africans lost four wickets and had to bat for 16 overs to reach the target.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31