Drop-in pitches: CSA heeds lessons from US for 2027 World Cup, but there are sceptics

Author: Keanan HemmonsbeyPublished on: September 4, 2026Country: South Africa

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Drop-in pitches: CSA heeds lessons from US for 2027 World Cup, but there are sceptics

Cricket South Africa (CSA) is considering using drop-in pitches for the 2027 World Cup, drawing lessons from the US experience. However, this initiative raises doubts among some experts and cricket fans, who question the effectiveness and viability of this approach. Discussions around this strategy continue as the tournament approaches.

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