India Leaves No Stone Unturned for WTC Final 2023
Team India is leaving no stone unturned in their preparations for the upcoming World Test Championship Final. To ensure their success, the Men in Blue have been focusing on their fielding, as the moving ball can pose a challenge for Indian fielders. To help them adjust to any last-minute deviations, the team has employed a drill with coloured rubber balls at the Arundel Cricket Club.
Catching Practice with Multicoloured Rubber Balls
The Indian team is now using multicoloured rubber balls for catching practice. The different colours used, with green and yellow being the most prominent, help players to adjust to any last-minute changes that could cost them dearly. The rubber balls are different from the tennis balls that are usually used to train keepers.
Significance of Green Coloured Balls
When asked if there was any significance for the green coloured balls that were used to give catching practice to Shubman Gill, the coach replied that there was no specific scientific or cricketing reason for any specific colour.
Conclusion
Team India is leaving no stone unturned in their preparations for the World Test Championship Final 2023, paying special attention to their fielding and using multicoloured rubber balls for catching practice. While there is no specific scientific or cricketing reason for any specific colour, the use of these balls helps players to adjust to any last-minute changes that could cost them dearly.