MUMBAI (REUTERS) - A recommendation banning the use of saliva to shine a cricket ball when the sport resumes after the coronavirus shutdown is only a temporary measure, Anil Kumble, the chairman of the International Cricket Council's Cricket Committee, has said.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
MUMBAI - A recommendation banning the use of saliva to shine a cricket ball when the sport resumes after the coronavirus shutdown is only a temporary measure, Anil Kumble, the chairman of the International Cricket Council's Cricket Committee, has said.
However, as part of efforts aimed at minimising the risk of spreading the virus, the governing body's cricket committee has recommended the ban on using spit.
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