
India vs Australia: Perth pitch receives lowest passing mark from ICC
According to media reports in Australia, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has rated the Perth wicket as ‘average’. The swanky Perth Stadium hosted its first-ever Test when Australia and India locked horns in their second-match of the four Test series.
The pitch came under fire for its uneven bounce right through the course of the five-day game, which Australia eventually won by 146 runs to level the series 1-1.
Also Read: Virat Kohli & Co opt for rest, to not practice before December 23
According to a report in cricket.com.au, match referee Ranjan Madugalle rated the pitch at the new stadium in Perth as average —the lowest pass mark given out by the ICC. Earlier, the Adelaide pitch was given very good rating from the international cricket body.
Earlier, Australia coach Justin Langer had hit out at claims of Perth wicket being on the poor side. Langer had said: “Anyone who says there’s anything wrong with that wicket, they must have been watching a different game”.
Also Read: Michael Hussey has an advice for India ahead of Boxing Day Test
The third match of the series will now be played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, starting December 26. Both teams will look to get a positive result in the blockbuster Boxing Day Test in order to take a 2-1 lead going into the last Test at the SCG.

PSL 2021: PCB to offer players and officials COVID-19 vaccine shots

Spin legend Bedi recovering well after surgery to remove blood clot in brain

Indian women train after a year ahead of SA series

Winning, and not pitch or WTC final matters for Virat Kohli

‘Important that we learn all the lessons from last two Tests’: Root

Vaughan takes another dig at Ahmedabad pitch in a fresh Instagram video

IND vs ENG 4th Test Live Streaming: When & where to watch Live on TV & Online

Tom Banton in isolation after positive Covid-19 test

Lessons from changing conditions: Play the line, play in the V
_1614775461128_1614775469256.jpg)
Pietersen backs Ashwin to become one of India’s ‘all-time great bowlers’

Jaffer's hilarious tweet on Eng cricketer's reaction seeing Motera pitch is epic

Seat broken by Maxwell's six in Wellington to be auctioned for charity

'My words never intended to insult': Steyn apologizes for remark on IPL

Kapil Dev receives first dose of Covid-19 vaccine

Axar Patel eyes record fifer in 4th Test, also has a chance to get past Hirwani
- India vs England: He upped the ante on home turf as the third Test was played in Ahmedabad, which was also a pink ball Test. Axar was in terrific form as he ended with figures of 6/38 and 5/32 to become the first bowler to pick 11 wickets in a pink ball Test.