Gloucestershire Avoids Penalty After Match Abandonment
Gloucestershire Avoids Penalty After Match Abandonment
Gloucestershire Avoids Penalty After Match Abandonment
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Gloucestershire has avoided disciplinary action from the Cricket Regulator after their County Championship match against Northamptonshire was abandoned due to safety concerns regarding a hybrid pitch. The match was halted after batsmen Ricardo Vasconcelos and Rob Keogh were injured, leading umpires to deem the pitch too dangerous for play. An investigation confirmed that the pitch exhibited significantly uneven bounce, justifying the umpires' decision to abandon the game. Although Northamptonshire received 11 points for the draw, Gloucestershire received none, but they will not face any penalties for the incident. The Cricket Regulator acknowledged Gloucestershire's efforts to prepare the pitch and expects them to collaborate with the ECB to prevent future issues. Despite the outcome, Gloucestershire expressed disappointment over the situation's impact on their reputation and promotion aspirations.

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