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World Test Championships Reworking Main Agenda In ICC Contingency Meeting

A contingency plan that will be proposed with regards to the Men's World T20 that will be played in October-November in Australia while the bilateral series that has been affected by the coronavirus will also be up for discussion.

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Really slack: Justin Langer rues Australia missing out on World Test C'ship final due to over rate

Really slack: Justin Langer rues Australia missing out on World Test C’ship final due to over rate
Australia could have qualified in place of New Zealand if not for the slow over-rate penalty in the Melbourne Test against India.
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Head coach Justin Langer on Tuesday said Australia were “really slack” in not maintain their over-rate in the Melbourne Test against India which eventually cost them a place in the ICC World Test Championships final.
Australia were fined four WTC points for being two overs behind in the second Test of the four-match series.

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India vs England 3rd Test: Will India be docked 3 points, Joe Root says ICC should decide

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Root refused to blame the surface for England’s batting woes after the team folded for 112 and 81 in its two innings.
Root was also asked whether ICC should take over pitches if it was conducting the World Test Championship, to which he said that was a decision for the ICC to make.
With Thursday's loss, England were knocked out of contention from the World Test championship final as they needed to beat India at-least by a margin of two Tests in the four-match series.
The third Test between India and England at the Narendra Modi Stadium was one of the shortest in the history of Test cricket, finishing well within two days in Ahmedabad with Virat Kohli’s side emerging victorious by 10 wickets. They are now at the top of the World Test Championships (WTC) table with 490 points but the International Cricket Council (ICC) can still deduct three points from their tally if they deem the pitch in Ahmedabad to be ‘unfit’ for Test cricket.

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