Next inspection at 8.45 PM

September 23, 2022 20:17

The umpires have finished their inspection and speak to the captains. They informed that wide off area is the area of concern and not safe for the players.

They are hopeful the ground staff can dry it up in time.

'It is still soggy. It is not safe for the players and we are still waiting for it to dry. Both teams will come strong and the run-up is a point of concern. The safety of the players is a priority. Let's see if we can get something tonight,' say the umpires.

Next inspection at 8.45 PM.

We all wait.

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