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ICC New Rules: Some new rules will be seen in the second Test between India and England. After these rules, this match will be more interesting.
Some new rules will be seen in the India-England second Test.
Highlights
- Indo-England will show some new rules in the second Test.
- ICC implemented many rules like stop clock.
- Many rules including penalty will make sports interesting.
New Delhi. Many new rules will be seen in the second Test match between India and England. These include rules related to short run from ‘Stop Clock’. These rules are being implemented from the current cycle of the World Test Championship (WTC 2025-27). Under the new rules, the batting team will now be heavy to take ‘short’ short run. If this is done, the fielding team will be given the right to decide which of the two will be the batter in the strike.
The fielding team will be warned twice if not over 60 seconds. For the third time, for making such a mistake, the batting team will be given five penalty runs. This rule will be resumed after completion of every 80 overs. That is, if a fielding team has made such a mistake twice in the first 80 overs. After this, if she repeats this mistake in the 81st over, it will be considered as the first mistake, not the third.
According to Cricinfo, the ICC has changed the rules related to the use of saliva (saliva) off the ball. First, it was mandatory to change the ball. Now the umpire will decide to change the ball. If he feels that there is no need to change the ball, then he will not do so.
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Active in journalism for two decades. Responsibility of Sports as Associate Editor Sports in News18Hindi from April 2020. Page-1 in Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Jagran, Amar Ujala newspapers before News18 Hindi, Sports, India and abroad, Election D … Read more