Lahore: Cricketer-turned-commentator Ramiz Raja thinks that rain and bad light rules in test cricket needs a slight change to favor the game.
Taking to Twitter, Raja suggested a few changes in rain, bad light rules and asked cricket followers if they agree with him.
“Rain & bad light rule need to be revisited. Loss of play up to six hours in a test should allow an additional day to be added to get a result. In bad light, if a team wants to use a fast bowler it can but with a rider to not bowl a bouncer. Play to continue in light drizzle. Agree?” he wrote.
Rain & bad light rule need to be revisited. Loss of play upto six hours in a test should allow an additional day to be added to get a result. In bad light if a team wants to use a fast bowler it can but with a rider to not bowl a bouncer. Play to continue in light drizzle. Agree?
— Ramiz Raja (@iramizraja) August 17, 2020
Ramiz’s tweet came after a frustrating second Test ended in a draw. Rain dominated three days and play couldn’t be possible out there. With second Test being drawn, England leads three matches Test series 1-0.
