Cricket: Umpires to criticise wicket

Monday 19 April 1993 23:02 BST

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England's Dickie Bird and Jamaica's Steve Bucknor, who gave a world record 17 leg-before decisions during the first Test, have indicated that they will criticise the Queen's Park wicket in their report. The Pakistan manager, Mudassar Nazar, agreed that the pitch was of poor quality but would not blame the surface for his side's defeat.

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