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'Innovations'
Anti - reflective / Glare strips
West Indies cricketer Shivnarine Chanderpaul began wearing anti-refelctive strips under his eyes (black patches or black marks) since 2005.
It is the same as you see with players in American football & Baseball, and was commonly used before sunglasses to help keep the sun out of players eyes.
These strips bear the brand name like an advertising space. Anti-glare patches are supposed to reduce light entering the peripheral area of the eyes.
Players can use anti-glare patches, but not with brands or logos
Currently, mobile phone company Digicel owns the rights to the space on each of Chanderpaul's cheeks.
The West Indies' left-hander Shivnarine Chanderpaul was not allowed to display branded anti-glare patches beneath his eyes during the ICC cricket World Cup 2011 played in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
Another, West Indian who uses anti-glare patches is Narsingh Deonarine.
Graphite Bat
Colour of the Ball - Red, White & Pink
'Technology '
Action Replays
Colour TV
Cameras at both ends
On-screen graphics
Stump microphones
Stump cameras
WAGON WHEELS
DE-SPIN / Deviation
PITCH MAPS
BEE-HIVES
BALL SPEEDS
REACTION TIME
ZOOMER
GPS
Speed gun
Runout ruler
Bowling Gun
Distance for Sixers
References
edit- Zaltzman, Andy. "Unpredictability." Cricinfo, 5 April 2009.
- Shiv Chanderpaul Fan Site
- Chanderpaul's record innings puts Windies on top
- Interview from Yahoo!
- Chanderpaul resigns as captain from Cricinfo
- Chanderpaul signs up for Hong Kong Cricket Sixes
External links
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