Gautam Gambhir hit out at ICC, saying- You have destroyed the art of spin with this rule.

Former Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir is known for his outrageous statements. This time also he has raised a similar issue. The former Indian cricketer has hit out at the ICC this time saying that a rule has destroyed the art of spinners in white ball cricket, especially in ODI cricket. Gautam Gambhir said that the worst thing in cricket is that 50 overs in ODI cricket are bowled with two new balls. Gambhir has also targeted the ICC and said that if I had my way, I would do away with the two-ball rule.

KKR mentor Gautam Gambhir said on the Kutty Talks with Ashwin show on R Ashwin’s YouTube channel, “The worst thing in white-ball cricket is the introduction of two new balls. I’m saying this because you have absolute skill. Finger spinner. removed from the game, be it a left-arm spinner or an off-spinner, you have two new balls and how do you expect a finger spinner to do anything off the surface and be included in the final 11 This is the worst thing in white ball cricket.

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Gambhir has admitted that the white ball careers of R Ashwin and Nathan Lyon have been short as they get no support from the ball and the pitch. He said, “I have said it everywhere. This rule has taken away two of the best finger spinners in the world who should have played more white-ball cricket, you (Ashwin) and Nathan Lyon. That is why you guys are not. On a flat track. With the power hitter on the short boundary and also with DRS there was nothing for you.”

of India World Cup The winning batsman took a direct hit at the ICC and said, “The job of the ICC is to promote every type of bowler who wants to be an off-spinner or a finger-spinner. Tell me how many youngsters want to do this bowling now. The art of spin bowling is nothing. No.” , because they know that they have no future in white ball cricket. If I had my way, I would remove the two new ball rule. I think this is the worst thing in cricket. The ICC has messed this up, hopefully they can change it going forward and use only one ball for the full 50 overs of an ODI.”