Desi jugaad in international match, fire on the pitch, and then …

Desi Jugaad in international match. (Photo- X/Scotland)

The 80th match of the ICC Mains Cricket World Cup League 2 was to be played between the teams of Namibia and Scotland at the Maple Leaf North-West Ground of King City (NW). This match was very important for both teams, as the competition is going on to get a better place in the points table of League 2. Which is part of the qualification process of Cricket World Cup 2027. But the match could not be played due to rain. During this time, such an incident was seen in the field, which surprised everyone.

Desi jugaad in international match

This match could not be played due to heavy rains at King City (NW) Maple Leaf North-West Ground. Even after the rain stopped, the players of Namibia and Scotland waited for the match to start for a long time, but it was decided to cancel the match due to the wet outfield. However, a lot of effort was made by the ground staff to dry the ground. During this time a desi jugaad was also used to dry the pitch.

Actually, many times such things are used by the ground staff to dry the ground, which is surprised by everyone. These include the ground drying from the table fan, using hair dryer-steam iron. But there was something different to compete between Namibia and Scotland. The ground staff set the pitch on fire, so that the pitch could be dried. During this time, flames and black smoke were seen on the pitch, which surprised everyone. However, despite doing all this, the match could not be played.

World Cup League 2 Points Table

A total of 8 teams are playing in ICC Mains Cricket World Cup League 2. Of these, Scotland’s team is at number three. He has played 21 matches so far and won 11 matches. He has also suffered defeat in 7 matches and 3 matches have been canceled. On the other hand, Namibia’s team ranks sixth with 8 wins in 22 matches. Namibia has lost 13 matches yet and 1 match has not been results.

Asish Roy
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