“Never Judge A Pitch By Its Color,” People React On Harsha Bhogle’s Tweet On Nagpur Pitch Row

The Australian media and former Aussie cricketers made a lot of noise about the Indian pitches on which the Australian cricketers would play even before the start of the first test match which was played at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur. The former Aussie cricketer Ian Healy went on to say that Aussies will win if fair pitches (good for batting, they spin but much later in the match) are made and Indians will win if unfair pitches (which spin from first day and ball jumps on them ridiculously) are prepared.

“Never Judge A Pitch By Its Color,” People React On Harsha Bhogle’s Tweet On Nagpur Pitch Row - RVCJ Media

Many Australian media channels even claimed that the Nagpur pitch had been doctored in order to benefit the Indians and it would be difficult for the Aussies to play on a rank turner pitch. Though the Indian spinners bowled pretty well in the match and took 16 out of 20 wickets, still the pitch was not as helpful for the spinners as it was claimed to be by the Aussie media, at least on the first day of the match when the Aussies got wrapped up for just 177 runs.

The cricket expert and commentator Harsha Bhogle has made a tweet regarding the pitches and he is being praised by online users for his intelligent take. He has compared pitches with people and asked everyone to know them first before giving judgement on them.

Harsha Bhogle’s tweet read, “As we do with people, so must we do with pitches. Get to know them before passing judgement on their character.”

Here are some selected reactions on this tweet of Harsha Bhogle:

https://twitter.com/pramodkumarsin9/status/1623911067800961025

Many experts are of the opinion that Aussies gave unnecessary importance to the pitch rather than focusing on cricket and this is why they suffered a big loss in the first test match. Which team according to you will win the second test match that will be played at Arun Jaitley Stadium, New Delhi from 17 Feb 2023?

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