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Jimmy Anderson calls for more leeway over bad light after frustrating day – The Guardian
Jimmy Anderson questioned whether there could be more leeway when it comes to the issue of bad light following an unsatisfactory second day in Southampton
Jimmy Anderson questioned whether there could be more leeway when it comes to bad light following an unsatisfactory second day in Southampton that stayed dry after play began at 12.30pm yet saw only 40.2 overs bowled.
Bad light forced an early tea at 4.12pm despite Pakistans T20 squad continuing a warm-up match on the adjacent ground without floodlights and set a benchmark reading on the light meters that led to the umpires, Richard Kettleborough and Michael Gough, then halting the delayed even…
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