
Shami pleads with ICC to lift saliva ban..!?
In the Champions Trophy series, star player mohammed shami of the indian team has been bowling brilliantly, taking five wickets against pakistan and three wickets against Australia. In this context, the dubai pitch is very dry. And the heat is also intense. In such an environment, bowlers can reverse swing the ball. But no player has done much reverse swing in dubai this series. shami has explained why they are currently unable to bowl that type of ball, especially when reverse swing is a key weapon for Shami. Speaking about this, he said, "We try to reverse swing the ball when we play in Dubai.
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Admitting that he has a heavy workload as he is the team's only full-time fast bowler, shami explained that he has the responsibility to take the wickets of the opposition and lead the bowling. During the coronavirus outbreak, the ICC banned saliva on the bat to prevent the spread of the virus. Now that there is no coronavirus, many are urging that the ban be lifted. This has led to a situation where the art of reverse swing is disappearing.