India-Australia ODI series will be held in Indore on Sunday. Here the Holkar Stadium is considered to be very good for batting. Here are 418 runs in 50 overs once. There is a reason why the pitch has three layers. However, if it rains, this time there will not be enough runs
This pitch of the Holkar Stadium in Indore is specially prepared for the batsmen. Here a three-layer pitch is formed, which aims at giving batsmen the chance to make as many runs as possible.
This is a 4 inch layer. It uses thick sand or chorus sand. Pitch on the corner goes out of the pipe.
This layer is 8 inches. In this space, the mixture of sand (soil) soil, ie naturally made sand and soil, is laid.
The top layer is 4 inches. Black soil is laid in it. The grass was very nominal, because of the Pata wicket, the runs were rained.
This pitch of the Holkar Stadium in Indore is specially prepared for the batsmen. Here a three-layer pitch is formed, which aims at giving batsmen the chance to make as many runs as possible.
This is a 4 inch layer. It uses thick sand or chorus sand. Pitch on the corner goes out of the pipe.
This layer is 8 inches. In this space, the mixture of sand (soil) soil, ie naturally made sand and soil, is laid.
The top layer is 4 inches. Black soil is laid in it. The grass was very nominal, because of the Pata wicket, the runs were rained.
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