Ramiz’s strange proposal to reduce the length of the wicket!

In this age of cricket, bowlers are helpless to batsmen. Coronavirus will further reduce the power of bowlers in the future. The ICC is considering banning the use of saliva to get a reverse swing. This will definitely lose the balance of the bat-ball. Ramiz Raja has made a strange proposal to keep the balance between the two parties; Proposal to reduce the length of the wicket to 20 yards.

There have been questions in the past about the use of saliva in cricket as a health risk. With the prevalence of Covid-19 disease, it is almost certain to change this time. The ICC is considering using artificial substances instead of saliva under the supervision of umpires. However, the question remains as to how useful it will be for the bowlers.

According to Ramiz, if the bowlers do not get a reverse swing in the Tests, the dominance of the batsmen will increase. Cricket will be one-sided, it will lose all kinds of tension.

Ramiz made the remarks on behalf of the bowlers in a video recently released on his YouTube channel. He also explained the advantage of shortening the wicket.

“Some things can be tested after the coronavirus is gone. Bowlers cannot use saliva. The ball may not be able to shine even if it is rubbed on the trousers because the virus is also present in the clothes. In this case, the reverse swing will be completely removed from Test cricket. Most bowlers’ performance depends on the reverse swing and it is an essential part of the elite version of the game. ”

“If the reverse swing is not available, we can consider reducing the length of the wicket to 20 yards instead of 22 yards to keep the balance between batsmen and bowlers. If batting becomes easier, there will be no excitement left in cricket.