DUBAI: A minimum of 98 overs will be played on each day of the inaugural four-day Test between South Africa and Zimbabwe starting later this month in Port Elizabeth.
The African neighbours will play the first Test match shortened by one day from December 26, with the ICC granting it official status and welcoming countries to experiment with the format.
ICC playing conditions deem that a minimum of 90 overs must be bowled per day during a five-day match, so play will be extended for an extra 30 minutes to accommodate the additional eight overs.
A first-innings lead of 150 will be enough to enforce the follow-on in the day-night fixture in Port Elizabeth.Test matches have witnessed a steady decline in attendances in recent years, throwing the door open to a number of novel means to engage fans, including the introduction of day-night Tests.
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