kamrul
Associate Captain
Well, you must have seen that after a good amount of rain, the outfield slows down. Ball doesn't go to the boundary as fast as it should in a dry and fast outfield. Even when the ball gets lofted you will see that after dropping the ball most of the time stays where it drops in a rain affected outfield.Generally speaking, international outfields are at a good standard. What variations I would like to see is the size of the outfield in terms of length of boundaries (e.g. leg side boundary slightly larger than the offside for example). Then again, this already exists so all is well
And yeah! boundary radius variations will also feel great.