'At Dharamsala, we have always tried to provide result oriented wickets'
Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association (HPCA) curator Sunil Chauhan said he has prepared a typical bouncy wicket for the decisive fourth Test, starting Saturday.
"Till date I have never taken any instruction from anyone and I have always prepared wicket keeping the traditional nature of this track in mind. This will be a bouncy wicket and preferred by those who play the cut and pull shot well. Rohit Sharma got a century in a T20 International at this ground," Chauhan said on Thursday.
Chauhan said he is confident that pitch will last five days.
"At Dharamsala, we have always tried to provide result oriented wickets. Even during this season's Ranji Trophy, the outcome was decided at lunch on the fourth day. As usual, the trend says that the pacers will get more wickets. Ishwar Pandey of MP and Ashok Dinda of Bengal got a lot of wickets in their respective Ranji matches."
Chauhan said that every season they have changed the top soil in order to keep the binding intact.
"There is a particular kind of soil found in Ludhiana which we have been using for some time now. That has helped us maintain the bind of the track," Chauhan said.
