New Delhi: BCCI president Shashank Manohar yesterday said that the cricket board will abide by the ICC decision of rating Nagpur pitch as "poor" but at the same time termed the inference on the nature of the wicket being a "subjective decision" by ICC match referee Jeff Crowe.


Shashank Manohar

India beat South Africa by 124 runs at Jamtha in Nagpur where the match ended in two and a half days with R Ashwin getting 12 wickets. Later, Crowe reported against the Nagpur track and finally ICC rated it as "poor" and let Nagpur off with a warning.