The pitch in Ahmedabad that will be used for the fourth Test between India and Australia has started to appear in online photos.
The pitches have been the main topic of conversation throughout the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The International Cricket Council (ICC) rated the first two pitches as ‘average,’ but the ‘bad’ assessment for the Indore pitch has stoked heated debate about the quality of the playing surface. All eyes are on the pitch at Narendra Modi Stadium as we approach the fourth and final Test between India and Australia. But, it appears that the nature of the pitch has not yet been decided.
Several photos from the arena have surfaced, but the Australian camp still hasn’t settled on a game plan for the crucial contest. Curators claim they have heard nothing from the Indian team’s management or the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) regarding how to get the field ready for the upcoming match. As it turns out, the Indian camp is in a ‘dilemma’ as to what kind of pitch they want to prepare, too.
Some photos that have made it out of the Narendra Modi Stadium are as follows.
“We haven’t gotten any instructions from the Indian team management and our local curators are preparing a normal track, as we have usually done during the season,” a state association source was cited as saying by the news agency PTI.
Naturally, (in) recent days, the BCCI’s grounds and pitches committee educates the local curator… however, obviously, from our end, our endeavor is to produce an excellent Test match surface.
Australia staged a spectacular comeback in the third Test against India in Indore, winning by innings and a half to cut the Indians’ lead to 1-2.
It has also been stated that a “rank-turner” will not likely be ready for the 4th Test in Ahmedabad because of the “poor” grading of the surface in Indore.
The entire series’ three Tests were finished in just three days. The goal is probably to avoid it happening for the fourth time running.
