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Calling the Proteas' pace attack 'one of the best' in the world, Anrich Nortje urged his fellow countrymen to not get carried away on the bouncy Perth track

T20 World Cup 2022: South Africa's Anrich Nortje wants two bouncers per over in T20s

Should we have two bouncers in an over in T20 cricket?
Anrich Nortje certainly thinks so. Check out what he said ahead of his side's crucial encounter against India in Perth.

#INDvSA #T20WorldCup

Calling the Proteas' pace attack 'one of the best' in the world, Anrich Nortje urged his fellow countrymen to not get carried away on the bouncy Perth track

South African pace bowler Anrich Nortje believes allowing two bouncers in an over in T20 cricket will make the contest between bat and ball more exciting.
Currently, a bowler is allowed to bowl two bouncers in an over in both Tests and ODIs, while there's just one allowed per over in T20s.
Speaking on the eve of the all-important match against India, Nortje said that on bouncy tracks like the one in Perth, it's important that the bowlers don't get carried away with only one bouncer available per over. He further added that having two bumpers would have been unbelievable in these conditions.
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Nortje, who took a sensational 4/10 against Bangladesh, hailed his country's pace battery as 'one of the best' in the world.
Stating how they are backing themselves to do well against the Indians, he said South Africa have a lot of variety in their attack and they are hoping to keep their momentum going against the Men in Blue on Sunday.

While rain and damp conditions are the most common hindrance in a cricket match, sun, snow, food, animals and unruly crowds are also some of the others, but only on rarer occasions.
The Guwahati T20I was halted for almost 5 minutes when a snake intruded the ground, but it was not the first time. Mouse, dogs, and as weird as it might sound, pigs and monkeys, too have halted cricket matches in the past.
Editorji looks back at some bizarre interruptions that were forced by animals.
The fielder dog
Irish domestic game, September 2021
It was an unwelcomed but a cute guest who invaded an Irish domestic game in September 2021. A pet dog apparently interrupted the game of cricket as 'fetch play' as he caught a ball and started to run around the field, interrupting the game for some time.The flirtatious LangurENGLAND’s warm-up game vs Haryana in Ahmedabad, Nov 2012
It was England's final warm-up game ahead of their Test series in India in 2012, in Ahmedabad when a Langur dashed for a female companion sitting on the other side of the pitch. The game was temporarily suspended as the langur went past the pitch towards the unsuspecting female companion on his own.
Tiger nearby?
Domestic English game, 2011
In 2011, a Hampshire cricket game at Rose Bowl ground saw the play being stopped for almost 20 minutes after a person reported the presence of a white tiger near the ground. Later, Helicopter surveillance revealed that the 'tiger' was a stuffed toy.
'Beeroz Shah Kotla'
IND vs AUS 3rd Test, in 2008
IND vs AUS 3rd Test, in 2008 was halted briefly after bees swarmed the Feroz Shah Kotla arena in New Delhi. The players and umpires avoided the buzzers by lying flat on the ground on the 3rd day of the game.
'Botham' & 'Eddie' invade the pitch
Aus vs Eng, 1983 World Series
During the 1983 World Series, an Australia and England game was interrupted after Australian fans managed to release a pig onto the field. The animal had tags of ‘Botham’ and ‘Eddie’, pierced in his ears, referring to English cricketers Ian Botham and Eddie Hemmings. A policeman later escorted the animal outside the ground.

Pigs, Snakes, Monkeys! Unwelcome guests on the cricket ground


Editorji looks back at some bizarre interruptions that were forced by animals.

The Guwahati T20I was halted for almost 5 minutes when a snake intruded the ground, but it was not the first time.

While rain and damp conditions are the most common hindrance in a cricket match, sun, snow, food, animals and unruly crowds are also some of the others, but only on rarer occasions.
The Guwahati T20I was halted for almost 5 minutes when a snake intruded the ground, but it was not the first time. Mouse, dogs, and as weird as it might sound, pigs and monkeys, too have halted cricket matches in the past.
Editorji looks back at some bizarre interruptions that were forced by animals.
The fielder dog
Irish domestic game, September 2021
It was an unwelcomed but a cute guest who invaded an Irish domestic game in September 2021. A pet dog apparently interrupted the game of cricket as 'fetch play' as he caught a ball and started to run around the field, interrupting the game for some time. The flirtatious Langur ENGLAND&rsquo;s warm-up game vs Haryana in Ahmedabad, Nov 2012
It was England's final warm-up game ahead of their Test series in India in 2012, in Ahmedabad when a Langur dashed for a female companion sitting on the other side of the pitch. The game was temporarily suspended as the langur went past the pitch towards the unsuspecting female companion on his own.
Tiger nearby?
Domestic English game, 2011
In 2011, a Hampshire cricket game at Rose Bowl ground saw the play being stopped for almost 20 minutes after a person reported the presence of a white tiger near the ground. Later, Helicopter surveillance revealed that the 'tiger' was a stuffed toy.
'Beeroz Shah Kotla'
IND vs AUS 3rd Test, in 2008
IND vs AUS 3rd Test, in 2008 was halted briefly after bees swarmed the Feroz Shah Kotla arena in New Delhi. The players and umpires avoided the buzzers by lying flat on the ground on the 3rd day of the game.
'Botham' &amp; 'Eddie' invade the pitch
Aus vs Eng, 1983 World Series
During the 1983 World Series, an Australia and England game was interrupted after Australian fans managed to release a pig onto the field. The animal had tags of &lsquo;Botham&rsquo; and &lsquo;Eddie&rsquo;, pierced in his ears, referring to English cricketers Ian Botham and Eddie Hemmings. A policeman later escorted the animal outside the ground.

South African all-rounder Dwaine Pretorius, who is preparing for the upcoming T20 series against India is impressed with his IPL team Chennai Super Kings’ skipper MS Dhoni.
Pretorius who made his IPL debut in the 2022 season has been selected for the upcoming 5 match T20 series between India and South Africa which is set to begin on 9th June in Delhi.
Although the 33-year-old cricketer did not get many opportunities with the 4-time IPL champions in the 15th edition of the cash-rich league, playing alongside Dhoni is the biggest takeaway from his maiden season. 'I really enjoyed playing under Dhoni and batting with him seeing the brand value he has in India just shows how big he is and what he has done for the country'He further revealed that the biggest thing that he has learned from the CSK skipper is his calmness and how he takes off the pressure from himself and tries to put it on the bowlers.Pretorius scored 44 runs in 5 innings and took 6 wickets in 6 matches in IPL 2022. 

Want to inculcate Dhoni's calmness and self belief, says South Africa's Dwaine Pretorius 

South African all-rounder Dwaine Pretorius says nothing is impossible for Captain Cool MS Dhoni

Tap to know what Pretorious said about his stint with IPL side Chennai Super Kings.

Pretorius who made his IPL debut in the 2022 season has been selected for the upcoming 5-match T20I series between India and South Africa which is set to begin on June 9 in Delhi.

South African all-rounder Dwaine Pretorius, who is preparing for the upcoming T20 series against India is impressed with his IPL team Chennai Super Kings&rsquo; skipper MS Dhoni.
Pretorius who made his IPL debut in the 2022 season has been selected for the upcoming 5 match T20 series between India and South Africa which is set to begin on 9th June in Delhi.
Although the 33-year-old cricketer did not get many opportunities with the 4-time IPL champions in the 15th edition of the cash-rich league, playing alongside Dhoni is the biggest takeaway from his maiden season. 'I really enjoyed playing under Dhoni&nbsp;and batting with him seeing the brand value&nbsp;he has in India just shows how big he is and what he has done for the country' He further revealed that the biggest thing that he has learned from the CSK skipper is his calmness and&nbsp;how he takes off the pressure from himself and tries to put it on the bowlers. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/team-india-begins-practice-ahead-of-south-africa-t20-series-1654567984588">Team India begins practice ahead of South Africa T20 series</a> Pretorius&nbsp;scored 44 runs in 5 innings and took 6 wickets in 6 matches in IPL&nbsp;2022.&nbsp;

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah has confirmed that the upcoming T20I series between India and South Africa will not have bio-bubble restrictions. 
In an interview with the Times of India, Jay Shah said, "If I’m not wrong, the bio-bubble for IPL-2022 was the last. Players will be tested for the India-SA series (for covid), but there will be no bio-bubble."
Also read: Punjab Kings' go-to man in death overs, Arshdeep Singh gets maiden Team India call-up
The cricketers have been playing under bio-bubble since the Covid19 struck and this will be the first international series in the last two years without bio-bubble restrictions.
Notably, India will take on South Africa in a five-match T20I home series which will start on June 9.
Also read: 'If you believe in yourself...', Dinesh Karthik makes a dream comeback to Indian T20 side

There will be no bio-bubble from India-SA series, confirms Jay Shah

The India-South Africa series will be played without bio-bubble restrictions!

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The India-South Africa T20I series will be the first international series in the last two years without bio-bubble restrictions

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah has confirmed that the upcoming T20I series between&nbsp;India&nbsp;and South Africa will not have bio-bubble restrictions.&nbsp;
In an interview with the Times of India, Jay Shah&nbsp;said, "If I&rsquo;m not wrong, the bio-bubble for IPL-2022 was the last. Players will be tested for the India-SA series (for Covid), but there will be no&nbsp;bio-bubble."
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/punjab-kings-go-to-man-in-death-overs-arshdeep-singh-gets-maiden-team-india-call-up-1653300375613" target="_blank">Punjab Kings' go-to man in death overs, Arshdeep Singh gets maiden Team India call-up</a>
The cricketers have been playing in bio-bubble since the Covid-19 struck and this will be the first international series in the last two years without bio-bubble restrictions.
Notably, India will take on South Africa&nbsp;in a five-match T20I home series which will start on June 9.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/if-you-believe-in-yourself-dinesh-karthik-makes-a-dream-comeback-to-indian-t20-side-1653285392336" target="_blank">'If you believe in yourself...', Dinesh Karthik makes a dream comeback to Indian T20 side</a>

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