Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) head coach Daniel vetori It is believed that umpires are not a major difference to ensure that they are checking the size of the bat with a gauge to meet the required parameters.
During the match between Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Punjab Kings (PBK) on 15 April, KKR players Sunil Narin, Andre Russell and Enrik Nortze thwarted the on-field bat check. However, the batsmen were provided with replacement that had eventually passed the test.
“I want that when I was playing, he would have checked bats. No, I don't think it makes any difference. People are tested regularly. Umpire goes through a long time through the dressing room, so (D) People know that their bats are just one second, and everyone moves forward. As everyone moves.
This is just part of the game, part of development: Vetori
The head coach of SRH admitted that the subject has not been discussed among his players and they feel that it will not reduce the size of the bat. The former Kiwi player mentioned that the capacity of bats has become large without weight gain, which is due to the manufacturers to meet the developed needs of the batsmen. He noted it as part of the natural development of the game, saying that fans enjoy high scoring shots, not likely to reduce the size of the bat and do not worry.
“Not really. I think bats have become able to grow up without weight gain, this is a skill (to be credited to bat manufacturers) and these days the demand for the demand of batting group or batsmen. It is part of the game, part of the game, part of development. Everyone feels that we are enjoying sixes and four, that doesn't really worry.
SRH Will take MI at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on 17 April.
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