The India-South Africa Clash was Stopped Due to Bad Lights | Courtesy – screengrab
Key highlights
- Floodlights were not used in the India-South Africa Clash
- The Tri-Series is Being Played In Sri Lanka
- The Premadasa Stadium is hosting all matches
After South African Skipp Chloe Tyron’s 39-Ball 69, The Proteas was given hope of an unlikely win as they needed 39 runs to win in two in two in two overs who overs who have been in hand. However, the umpires realized that the light was not fit to play and decide to stop the game for a less minutes before it started against in time to complete the game.
Why was floodlights not used in India-South Africa Match?
The premadasa stadium is among cricket’s most framed arenas. However, the big question is why the lights were not used instead of players being taken off. Even when the players returned to complete the match in the fading light, the floodlights were not turned on.
The decision was made by the playing conditions for the Tri-Series Determined that Floodlights would not be used. Before every series, the captains of the team decide on the regulations, and they are agreed to play the series without the use of lights, with all matches being done day games.
As far as the match is a concerned after the re-port, Indian bowlers made no mistakes and seled a 23-r victory. This means that they have seen their place in the final with three Victories in Four Matches. The Harmanpreet Kaur-LED Side will face Sri Lanka in the Summit Clash on Sunday (May 11).
Earlier, India posted a huege score of 337 on the board with jemimah rodrigues making a Knock of 123 in 101 Balls While Deepti Sharma Made 84-Ball 93.
