Sunil Gavascar and Rishabh Pant (Agency Photo) New Delhi: Former Indian Captain Sunil Gavaskar strongly criticized the current policy of alternative shocks of the International Cricket Council (ICC), suggesting that he lacks consistency and justice. During the fourth test between India and England in Manchester Gavascar, he claimed that if the shock substitutes were allowed, there should also be provisions on injury compensation, especially in cases as clear as a broken leg Rishabh Pant.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!“I always felt you were giving like a similar replacement for incompetence,” Gavascar Sony Sports said.
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“If you’re not good enough to play on bowling, don’t play a test cricket; go and play tennis or golf. You give a replacement for someone who is hit because he can’t handle it.”Pant, although seriously injured, returned to the bat and scored courageous fifty in the first Indian shift 358. But his continuing participation in the match – and possibly series – is now unlikely.
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Gavascar asked why the replacement was allowed for the head of the head, but not for obvious injuries.“This is a clear injury. There must be a replacement. Let an independent committee will be created for these decisions, including medical experts,” he said.Former English captain Michael Vaughan, who was part of the discussion, agreed with Gavascar and called for changes to the rules to protect the quality of the game.
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“If the footballer breaks his foot at the beginning of the match, he can be replaced. Why should cricket differ?” Said Vaughan. “Pant has a broken leg. In this match or another cannot play again. We need a clear protocol for exchanging injuries similar to such situations.”As high -ranking voices weigh, the debate on the injury in the test cricket is likely to be intensified more.
