WTC Final: Oil Protestors Issue Vandalism Threat
In anticipation of a potential threat by oil protestors to vandalize the field and pitch during the World Test Championship Final between India and Australia, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has prepared two pitches at the Kennington Oval cricket stadium and beefed up security. According to an ICC source, the Playing Condition regulation section 6.4 has been modified to make a different pitch.
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Analysis of Field Condition
Should the field be hindered, the ICC will assess its playability. If it is still playable, the match will continue on it; if not, the other field will be examined to decide whether the match can be continued there. Both captains have been apprised of the situation.
Conclusion
The ICC has taken the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of the World Test Championship Final between India and Australia, in the wake of a threat of vandalism by oil protestors. They have prepared two pitches and modified the Playing Condition regulation section 6.4 to make a different pitch. Both captains have been kept informed of the situation.