Sydney: Losing the World Test Championship Final is “a bitter pill to swallow”, said a frustrated Red-Ball Team Skipper Team Paine, which ordered the referee union to be more consistent when imposing a penalty points slowly.
New Zealand was crowned the test winner after recording eight wins over India in Southampton last month.
Australia, which is a front runner in the race to reach the WTC final, anchored four points for the level of continuation during the Boxing Day test against India.
This series is Paine and the last chance of the company to get WTC points after their tour in South Africa was postponed.
However, India has a home series against England to get points and Virat Kohli and her children do enough to book a place next to New Zealand in the WTC final.
“Very disappointed because we were not there (the WTC final) because it was more than the tariff,” Paine told reporters.
“We always have many things to try to help with it, but unfortunately it’s not always successful.
Unfortunately, we are a team that I think has borne the burden to the top level.” Paine called for more consistency when distributing penalty points.
“There are many Test Match Cricket in the last two years where the team hasn’t bent over their overs and I’m not sure how many teams have lost points from it.” I think it needs a little more consistency around it, considering now that the prize is very large and some overs can be charged four points.
Wicketkeeper-Batsman suggested that Australia was the only team that would dock points for a top-level violation.
“We are behind our overs, and that’s what happens points.” Yes, this is a bitter pill to swallow when you are the only team that has docked points and you see the test match after a test match, after a test match.
” The 36-year-old child revealed it was difficult for him.
To watch the KTT match between India and New Zealand.
“I didn’t watch too much.
I watched the last day.
I turned it happily to watch the first day.
I thought I was excited, and then became rather dirty and didn’t watch it.
“” I set up for the last day and it was fun, it was a good cricket to watch.
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