AB De Villiers Points Out “Grey Area” In Rule Book After Pakistan vs New Zealand Nailbiter | Cricket News
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The second and final Test between Pakistan and New Zealand at the National Stadium in Karachi saw a thrilling finish as the match ended prematurely with three overs still left to play. Chasing a target of 319, Pakistan were 304/9 after tailenders Naseem Shah and Abrar Ahmed survived 21 balls in fading light in Karachi. Both teams were in sight of a series-clinching victory but the poor light forced the on-field umpires, Alex Wharf and Aleem Dar, to end the match abruptly.As the game ended in a stalemate, former South Africa captain AB de Villiers took to Twitter and questioned the bad light rule.He pointed out a "grey area" in the rule book by suggesting that teams being only allowed to bowl spin is unfair."Another little grey area in the rule book imo. If the fielding team is tol...