Shubman Gill and BCCI Impact: Dux ball will be investigated early ‘soft’, company owner’s decision after complaints

London. India’s defeat and victory in the 5 -match Test series being played against England have made headlines. In the 3 matches played so far, the Indian captain Shubman Gill was seen getting entangled with the umpire to change the ball continuously. The ‘Dux’ ball making company facing criticism during the current Test series between India and England said on Friday that they would review the ball early ‘soft (bad)’.

This was discussed after criticizing Indian captain Shubman Gill and former England fast bowler Stuart Broad. England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will return more and more balls to the company that makes the Dux ball by the end of this week. According to BBC Sports, Dux -making company ‘British Cricket Balls Limited’ owner Dilip Jajodia said, “We will take in (used) balls, inspect and then talk to the people associated with its construction.” Whatever will be necessary in this matter, we will take steps. In the review, if we feel that some changes need to be made, then we will.

During the current series of five matches, the field umpires had to change the balls regularly as they were getting soft quickly. The ball was getting spoiled only after the use of about 30 overs. This entire process also delayed during the matches. The host board decides the ball used for the Test series. Dux ball is used in England, while Test matches in India are played with SG ball. Kukabura is used in Australia.