Sri Lanka Complains to ICC About Air Pollution During Delhi Test
ICC has informed the Sri Lankan cricket authorities that it will take necessary action.
Sri Lanka cricket board has complained to the sport's governing body about the poor air quality in which its players have been compelled to play a test match in the Indian capital New Delhi.
Sports minister Dayasiri Jayasekara said Sri Lanka Cricket team made the complaint on Tuesday to the International Cricket Council, saying "we can't play like this as four players had vomited" due to the pollution.
Jayasekara added that the ICC had informed them that it will take necessary steps. However, it is not certain what action ICC had taken.
Sri Lanka and India play their third and final test which ends on Wednesday at the Feroz Shah Kotla stadium.
Sri Lanka's cricketers wore face masks during the match and the bowlers complained of shortness of breath.
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