Ruckus continues on the ball, what was Duke’s owner on the ball disturbances in Lord’s

Lords. One thing was common from Leeds to Azbaston and then in Lord’s and that was Duke Ball and its changing shape. The ground changed, the pitch is not taking the name of changing the problem about the Duke ball on the pitch. More fast bowlers are struggling with this problem than the spinners are disturbed by the size of the ball. The thing of Harana is that neither the ECB nor the ball making company is ready to believe that there is a mess in the ball.

In the Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy, the players are having a lot of trouble with the Duke ball. Questions are constantly being raised on the quality of the ball. The ball is getting spoiled only after using a very low over. The makers of the ball have made up their mind to make the necessary changes in the ball. What kind of change will be made in the ball is being reviewed. On the second day of the third Test, captain Shubman Gill was seen arguing with the umpire due to the ball. In the press conference too, Bumrah was seen satire with the ball. At the same time, Joe Root also thought it better to remain silent on this matter.

There is a ruckus on the ball

The ball was replaced twice in the morning session on the second day of the third Test match being played at Lord’s. After the game of just 10 overs, there was anger among the Indian players to change the ball again. Dilip Jajodia, the owner of Duke Ball, who came to watch the match at Lord’s, said that his company is always ready to improve unusually hot weather in England and the aggressive game of the batsmen in the present time. The Duke ball has been used in England since the 18th century. He said, ‘There are only three recognized producers in world cricket (Dux, SG and Kababura). It is not easy to make a cricket ball. If it were easy, it would have been hundreds of manufacturers worldwide. Jajodia said, ‘Therefore, I think the players need to understand that we are not sitting hand in hand. We are trying our best. If there is any problem, it will be reviewed and we will try to find a solution.

There is a mess in the ball

After the second Test match of the series, Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant expressed disappointment over the ball being soft and changing the shape so soon. Former England fast bowler Stuart Broad, who took most of the 604 wickets in his Test career with Duke ball, has also spoken against the fast deteriorating ball. Jajodia said, ‘Superstars can argue. I have to make what they want. That’s all I can say. It is very easy to criticize.

No official complaint

When asked about the displeasure of ECB by taking Duke ball, Dileep said, no, no immediate response has been received. We are in the middle of a test series. I am saying with full respect that two results have come in the last matches. India has won a match in this. Captain Gill has scored more runs than any other player. Two bowlers took six wickets. So I can just say that I am sorry for inconvenience but at least you are playing cricket.

Ball factory

Duke Ball owner Dilip Jajodia has registered an office in India during his visit to Bengaluru last week, which will change the situation. He also met BCCI officials who are testing the ball. Veteran administrator Brijesh Patel will be the head of India’s operation of India. Jajodia said, ‘I was buying balls from Meerut and was finalizing them (England) here, but now we will finalize them in India as well.