India vs. Pakistan: In response to criticism about the New York pitch's constant bounce, the International Cricket Council has issued a new statement. The India vs. Pakistan match will take place on a better surface, since the ICC has acknowledged the poor quality of the current pitch.

In a recent announcement, the International Cricket Council acknowledged that the Nassau County Stadium surface in New York is not suitable for the T20 World Cup in 2024. The Indian cricket team, scheduled to play Pakistan on Sunday, June 9, has received harsh criticism from fans and experts. On Thursday, June 6, the ICC said that they are working to address the problems and improve the surface.

The Twenty20 World Cup matches between Sri Lanka and South Africa and India and Ireland in Nassau County Stadium proved to be bowling extravaganzas. A few fast bowlers' balls rose from short of decent length and nearly knocked the hitters' heads off. While hitters found it difficult to score runs, quick bowlers from India and South Africa relished their time on the field.

The Nassau County International Cricket Stadium's current pitches have not performed as consistently as we would have all liked, as acknowledged by T20 Inc. and the ICC. Since the end of yesterday's game, the elite grounds crew has been diligently attempting to address the issue and provide the finest conditions for the remaining matches," ICC said in a statement.

When Indian captain Rohit Sharma was forced to leave the field during the India vs. Ireland game due to a knock to his shoulder, it was more evidence of the hazardous nature of the surface. Fans and analysts became even more concerned as a result, with many criticizing ICC for the poorly prepared field.

In the eleventh over, Josh Little's delivery caused Rishabh Pant to sprain his elbow, further intensifying the drama. After receiving prompt medical attention, Pant bravely continued his innings and hit a game-winning six. Expect in-depth updates about the conditions of both players. Serious questions concerning player safety on this field have been raised by these instances.

Drop-in-pitch

The Nassau County pitch, which has four main pitches and six drop-in surfaces constructed in Adelaide, delivered to Florida, then installed in New York for the T20 World Cup, is a drop-in surface, which should be noted.

Commentator Ravi Shastri pointed out that drop-in pitches frequently take some time to settle, adding that the curators have pledged to make improvements over time. But because of its current condition, the pitch has been called "tricky" throughout the game.

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