The last India-Australia Test in Indore is just three days away. Later, the criticism started with Indore’s wicket. Punishment is given at one stage. But he is not willing to accept the punishment of the Indian cricket body BCCI. Taking a firm stand in favor of the wicket, the organization. Before the start of the series with Border Gavaskar, there were many discussions about India’s pitch. Therefore, ICC kept all the matches of this series under separate surveillance. The wickets of Nagpur, Delhi, and Ahmedabad survived, but the Indore wicket could not escape the attention of the ICC.

Meanwhile, BCCI is going to officially appeal against the negative rating given by ICC match referee Chris Broad. According to the Indian media, the match referee Broad has decided very hastily about the Indore pitch in India. The Indian Cricket Board will demand a review of his decision. As Chris Broad noted in his Indore match report, the Holkar Stadium pitch was very dry and the spin was helpful from the start. All of a sudden the ball would bounce and the pitch would start breaking up very quickly. After the Indian Cricket Board’s appeal, the ICC will investigate the matter. Where the general manager of the highest governing body of cricket and two members of the cricket committee will review and give a decision within 14 days. Incidentally, this is not the first time an attempt is made to avoid demerit points by appealing. Earlier, ICC also gave demerit points to Pakistan’s Rawalpindi pitch. Later PCB appealed and the demerit points were canceled after verifying the facts.