ICC charges pitches used for India vs West Indies Tests as “Average”

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has give you an “average” ranking for the pitch at Windsor Park in Roseau, Dominica, which hosted the opening Test between West India and India in July.

Jeff Crowe, the match referee for the Test, had initially given a “below average” ranking for the monitor, which might have seen the venue obtain a demerit level.

While Cricket West Indies would have had the choice to enchantment Crowe’s verdict in that case, it could have additionally needed to clarify to the ICC relating to the sub-standard high quality of the pitch.

The pitch was well-known for being gradual and its turns, as batting first, the hosts had been bundled for 150, with veteran off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin bagging a fifer, with Ravindra Jadeja scalping three.

The guests managed nicely with the bat, placing on 421 for the lack of 5 wickets, due to openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rohit Sharma scoring 171 and 103, respectively.

However, India ran havoc with the ball once more within the second innings, with Ashwin being much more efficient, grabbing seven for 71, because it prevailed within the contest by an innings and 141 runs.

Also, the pitch for the second Test on the Queens Park Oval in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, has obtained an “average” ranking, which was a rain-marred draw.