ICC’s ‘world-class grounds team’ working diligently to address safety concerns on New York pitch for India-Pakistan match

The highly anticipated clash between India and Pakistan at the ongoing ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 is facing uncertainty due to concerns over the pitch at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York. The pitch has been labeled ‘dangerous’ after several incidents during matches, including Indian skipper Rohit Sharma sustaining an injury.

Speculations are rife that the International Cricket Council (ICC) may consider moving the blockbuster match to a different venue to ensure the safety of the players. However, the ICC has assured that they are taking desperate measures to fix the issues with the New York pitch.

Former England coach has described the pitch as “dangerous” and raised concerns about the inconsistent bounce and skidding of the ball, which has led to injuries. The ICC has acknowledged the criticism and stated that they are working on solutions to address the pitch problems for the remaining matches.

According to reports, the ICC is using a roller to level the pitch and flatten out the surface to ensure a safer playing environment. The goal is to allow the ball to hit the surface flatter and reduce the risk of injuries to the players.

Despite the challenges with the pitch, efforts are being made to ensure that the India-Pakistan match remains in New York. Fans are eagerly awaiting the outcome of these developments as the cricketing world braces for one of the most intense rivalries in the sport.