Kolkata: New Zealand middle-order batsman Luke Ronchi said on Saturday that stand-in captain Ross Taylor&rsquo;s several claims of bad light went in vain as the umpires take the final call.
&ldquo;It was exactly the same like it was yesterday.
&ldquo;Umpires take a call on when seamers can bowl and when the spinners can bowl or whatever during bad light. We had the option to bowl spin but we chose not to,&rdquo; Ronchi said.
&ldquo;India wanted to bowl couple of overs of spin today I guess, but umpires must have intervened and said it is too dark to play,&rdquo; said Ronchi, who fell for 35 to Ravindra Jadeja just before rain halted play.

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New Zealand middle-order batsman Luke Ronchi said on Saturday that stand-in captain Ross Taylor&rsquo;s several claims of bad light went in vain as the umpires take the final call

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