In my latest blog post, I delved into the intriguing question of why there are three or more pitches in each cricket ground. It turns out, each pitch offers a different playing experience based on the wear and tear it undergoes, thus allowing diversity in the game. It also enables groundsmen to prepare and maintain pitches efficiently without overusing a single pitch. Moreover, multiple pitches ensure there's always a backup available in case of unexpected damage. So, the multi-pitch setup isn't just a random design choice, but a strategic move to enhance the dynamics of the game.
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