Dukes ball controversy: The second day of the Lord’s Test was quite thrilling. Joe Route 37th century, Jaspreet Bumrah’s 5 wickets, as well as this day is being remembered for a debate with Shubman Gill’s umpire. Let us know that the Indian team was not happy with the Duke ball and there was a demand to change the ball again and again. After the demand was rejected several times, captain Shubman Gill angrily clashed with the umpires.
The Indian team kept demanding several times to change the ball several times in the first two days of the third Test match. The umpires checked with the ball checking ring, on some occasions the umpire approached the ball to change, but the ball was not changed on most occasions. Actually, the size of the Duke ball has been the subject of controversy in the entire Test series so far.
England veteran bowler Stuart Broad has also reacted to the Indian team’s demand to change the ball repeatedly. He admitted that there was some problem in the Dux ball. Broad said, “The cricket ball should be like a wonderful wicketkeeper, which is very rarely talked about. But here we are discussing a lot on the ball in every innings. It is not acceptable because Dux is really a problem in the ball.
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Apart from Shubman Gill, Mohammad Siraj’s voice was also heard on the stump mike. Siraj told the umpire that he was given a 10 -over ball. Another issue of debate is that at the beginning of the second day, Jaspreet Bumrah took only 3 wickets from 14 balls, but after that the Indian team could not take any wickets throughout the session. In the current series, the dux ball is softened early, changing its shape and getting old in a few overs, such topics are being debated in the cricket world.
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