IND vs AUS Delhi Test: After the Nagpur Pitch drama, BCCI has reportedly banned Australian Media from taking pictures of the Arun Jaitley Stadium Pitch. The Delhi Test match of the Border Gavaskar Series is drawing attention to the pitch itself for the second time in a row. Reportedly, the curators at Delhi’s Stadium tried […]
IND vs AUS Delhi Test: After the Nagpur Pitch drama, BCCI has reportedly banned Australian Media from taking pictures of the Arun Jaitley Stadium Pitch. The Delhi Test match of the Border Gavaskar Series is drawing attention to the pitch itself for the second time in a row. Reportedly, the curators at Delhi’s Stadium tried to forbid Australian media from taking pictures. Follow India vs Australia LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN
According to The Age, a guy was falsely accused of capturing the shots of the first Test pitch that became viral. Hence, the ground staff in Delhi instructed Australian journalists to get as close to the boundary as possible before telling them they were not allowed to take pictures there either.
IND vs AUS Delhi Test: After Nagpur Pitch furore, BCCI bans Australian Media from taking pictures of Arun Jaitley Stadium Pitch, Follow LIVE Updates
Given that the stands were open and a Getty Images photographer captured at least one clear image of the field on Wednesday, the step of preventing Aussies media seemed fairly unnecessary by ground staff in Delhi.
“It looks pretty dry. The groundsman said the nets look pretty similar and the two days we trained on were really low and took a lot of turn,” Mitchell Starc said on Wednesday morning.
“If that’s an indication, then that’s what it’s going to be like.”
“Having a look the last couple of days it looks like it’s prepared pretty similar as well.”
India has not lost in Delhi since 1987.
The Nagpur Test was a tribute to India’s sway and their performance over the preceding ten years in home games. With a massive victory over Australia of an innings and 132 runs, they took a 1-0 series lead.
IND vs AUS Delhi Test: After Nagpur Pitch furore, BCCI bans Australian Media from taking pictures of Arun Jaitley Stadium Pitch, Follow LIVE Updates
