IND Vs BAN: Whose luck will shine on the pitch in Kanpur? Curator made a big revelation, increased tension between both the teams

Cricket News Desk. The second test match between India and Bangladesh will be played at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur. This match will start from 27th September. Both India and Bangladesh teams have reached Kanpur to play this match. Today both the teams will be seen practicing on the field and will also inspect the pitch. Earlier, both the teams had played the first match of the series at Chepauk ground in Chennai. Where Jasprit Bumrah and R Ashwin broke the back of Bangladesh's batting with their bowling. In this match, Team India won the match by 280 runs on the basis of good batting and bowling. Now the pitch curator has revealed who will dominate in Kanpur, the batsman or the bowler.

What did the pitch curator say?
Speaking to PTI, Shiv Kumar, pitch curator of Green Park Stadium in Kanpur, said that the pitch will be ideal in the second and final Test match of the series. Which will help the fast bowlers in the first two days. At the same time, this pitch will remain in the possession of spinners for the last three days. Shiv Kumar further said that this match will look like a Chennai match. Where, everyone will get some help from the pitch. There will be good bounce on the pitch in the first two innings, which will make batting easier.

black clay pitch
As usual, the pitch prepared at Green Park Stadium for this Test match between India and Bangladesh has been brought from Unnao. The pitch is prepared from this black soil. This pitch made of black soil of Kanpur always helps spin bowlers. Whereas in the first match played at Chepauk ground in Chennai, both the teams played on red clay pitch.

soil testing
An Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association (UPCA) official told PTI that the soil from which the pitch was made has been tested by the Indian Institute of Technology. This soil is very special which is brought from the village pond. The pitch of Green Park Stadium has been made from the same soil for many years. This time also the same soil has been used to prepare the pitch.