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England batter Phil Salt, who played for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in IPL 2025, initially saw his bat fail the gauge test in the Vitality Blast T20 competition.

The pitches have become harder. One must also realise that the batters hit the ball a lot harder in Test cricket these days.