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Using saliva won’t pose any risk in bio secure environment, feels ex-SA skipper Shaun Pollock

Using saliva won’t pose any risk in bio secure environment, feels ex-SA skipper Shaun Pollock

Jun 07, 2020, at 09:04 pm

New Delhi/UNI: Former South African pacer Shaun Pollock has said that the cricket can resume normally and even use of saliva to shine the ball will not harm if players are kept under a bio-secure environment.