Over the last decade and a half, winning the toss in white-ball cricket at night - under the glare of floodlights - has become a decisive advantage for any side: more than any overcast sky or strong cross-breeze. As the sun goes down and the dew rises, the entire outfield becomes a morning dewfield, reducing the entire game to a level playing field. For the bowling attack, a wet and g... https://faairplay.ac/