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Gambhir Again Urges BCCI to Restore Balance Between Bat and Ball
Gautam Gambhir has again warned the BCCI and stadium organisers about the balance between bat and ball in cricket.
The warning came after West Indies arrived in India.
It is the second time since their arrival that Gambhir has raised the issue.
He says organisers should restore a better balance between batting and bowling.
The concern is that cricket could pay a major cost if the balance is not restored.
The available information does not say what changes, if any, the BCCI or organisers will make next.
Gautam Gambhir has again urged the BCCI and stadium organisers to restore balance between bat and ball.
The warning is the second he has made since the West Indies arrived in India.
The appeal concerns conditions in cricket and the balance between batting and bowling.
- Who
- Gautam Gambhir.
- What
- He urged the BCCI and stadium organisers to restore balance between bat and ball.
- When
- For the second time since West Indies' arrival in India.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To restore balance between bat and ball in cricket.
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- Appeals
- Two warnings since West Indies' arrival in India
- Person
- Gautam Gambhir
- Organisations addressed
- BCCI and stadium organisers
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