New controversy hits headlines ahead of high-stakes Namibia Vs India match

New Delhi is set for a sizzling T20 World Cup encounter tonight as Namibia takes on cricketing powerhouse India, but Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus has opened a fresh Pandora’s box just hours before the match.

Erasmus revealed that his team has not had a single night practice session ahead of the floodlit clash, raising eyebrows in cricketing circles. “We don’t have much infrastructure for day-night matches back home,” Erasmus said. “Most of our players have limited experience under lights. Only a handful have ever played in these conditions. It’s challenging, but we’ll give it everything on the field.”

Reports say Namibia’s training and recent matches have all been in daylight, while India has already enjoyed two night practice sessions, giving them a clear advantage. Despite this, Erasmus insisted that his team would take the field with full determination and fight for every run.

The stakes are high in New Delhi tonight as Namibia faces one of the tournament favorites. While the odds may favor India, Erasmus and his squad are ready to battle hard, proving that resourcefulness and grit can sometimes match experience.