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DANGEROUS PITCH💀☠️ ⚠️1st ever Abandoned Test Test match halted after 55 minutes 🎯61 Deliveries only 🎯England was 9 for 3 🎯2 Batters hurt 🎯Physio on the field 7 times 🎯 After negotiations match abondoned - On 29 January, 1998, one of the shortest Test matches in the history of cricket was held between West Indies and England in Sabina Park, Jamaica. - The match was abandoned after just 61 deliveries because of the unsafe nature of the pitch. It was the first time in the 121-year-long history of Test cricket that a match had to be abandoned due to the nature of the pitch. - English team was 17 for 3 after 10 overs in the Test In the span of just over an hour, the team’s physio Wayne Morton had run out to the field multiple times. - The game was finally abandoned after umpires Srinivas Venkataraghavan and Steve Bucknor called off the match due to the unsafe pitch. - What led to the pitch being so unsafe? The pitch had been dug up and re-laid three months before the West Indies and England match, leading to speculation about whether it would even be ready in time for the game.

DANGEROUS PITCH💀☠️ ⚠️1st ever Abandoned Test Test match halted after 55 minutes 🎯61 Deliveries only 🎯England was 9 for 3 🎯2 Batters hurt 🎯Physio on the field 7 times 🎯 After negotiations match abondoned - On 29 January, 1998, one of the shortest Test matches in the history of cricket was held between West Indies and England in Sabina Park, Jamaica. - The match was abandoned after just 61 deliveries because of the unsafe nature of the pitch. It was the first time in the 121-year-long history of Test cricket that a match had to be abandoned due to the nature of the pitch. - English team was 17 for 3 after 10 overs in the Test In the span of just over an hour, the team’s physio Wayne Morton had run out to the field multiple times. - The game was finally abandoned after umpires Srinivas Venkataraghavan and Steve Bucknor called off the match due to the unsafe pitch. - What led to the pitch being so unsafe? The pitch had been dug up and re-laid three months before the West Indies and England match, leading to speculation about whether it would even be ready in time for the game.

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