The International Cricket Council (ICC) is going to ban the use of saliva to shine the ball due to the coronavirus threat and meanwhile veteran Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar and former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee discussed that Kovid-19 What effect will the saliva ban have on cricket, especially in Tests. A video has been posted on the 100 MB site, in which Brett Lee said during a conversation with Sachin, "It is a difficult decision because it is something that we have done throughout our lives.

Right from the age of eight-nine, we were told to use saliva to shine the ball. Therefore, if suddenly you will be told something different, then you cannot do that. It will be very difficult to polish this. "He said it would be very difficult for bowlers in the times ahead. Lee said that there would be a need to make more sporting wickets that would help the bowler and batsman alike. Brett Lee said, "I am not talking about green pitch, where the team gets all out on 130 or more. But, you need to do something for the fast bowlers. "

India's great batsman Sachin said that the ICC can think of using another new ball after 50 overs in a Test innings. The ball is changed after 80 overs. Sachin believes that in cold weather when players do not sweat much, it will be more difficult to shine the ball and will be more harmful for the bowlers. He suggested, "In the absence of saliva to shine the ball, a certain amount of wax should be allowed to be used in each innings."

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