I had seen the definition of a sporting wicket somewhere in ICC regulations, where it supports seam bowling on day one, batting on two and three and spin on day 4 and 5 - i don't think that's possible though in all conditions in the world! In New Zealand the pitch was similar colour as the grass around it and there weren't Complaints about that, where was the support for spin there!
I had seen the definition of a sporting wicket somewhere in ICC regulations, where it supports seam bowling on day one, batting on two and three and spin on day 4 and 5 - i don't think that's possible though in all conditions in the world! In New Zealand the pitch was similar colour as the grass around it and there weren't Complaints about that, where was the support for spin there!
I had seen the definition of a sporting wicket somewhere in ICC regulations, where it supports seam bowling on day one, batting on two and three and spin on day 4 and 5 - i don't think that's possible though in all conditions in the world! In New Zealand the pitch was similar colour as the grass around it and there weren't Complaints about that, where was the support for spin there!