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By Press Release in Cricket on 19th Nov 2009 8:25
Five months before it hosts the final of the third World Twenty20 championship, Kensington Oval has been slated by the International Cricket Council's pitch consultant for the sudden and 'significant' deterioration in its pitch block.
In a damning report to the ICC following an on-site inspection last month, Andy Atkinson, who has been in the post since 1999, criticised the ground authorities for their lack of urgency in dealing with the problems and expressed his 'growing suspicions' of the 'proficiency and capability' of the groundsman.
The ICC have passed the report on to the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) for their response. According to Atkinson, the grass coverage of the pitches is 'very patchy'.
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