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This is a photo before 2020, when there was no ban on the saliva to shine the ball.
The BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) may allow bowlers to hit the ball in this season of the Indian Premier League. Currently, it is banned. The proposal has been discussed internally within the BCCI and it will be placed in front of the captains of all IPL teams in a meeting to be held in Mumbai on Thursday.
A BCCI official told the news agency that saliva was used on the ball before Kovid. Since the epidemic did not spread in the Kovid, as a precaution, it was banned to put saliva on the ball, now that we are not in danger, we feel that there is no problem in removing the ban on saliva in IPL.
DRS can also be approved on the wide outside the height wide and off stump Apart from this, the use of DRS for wide outside the height wide and off stony in the IPL can also be approved. Hawk came and ball tracking will be used to decide on height wide and wide outside the off-stump. At the same time, the team will be allowed to review whether the on-field umpire has given a wide ball for height. If that team feels that it was not enough for wide, they can take DRS.
The umpire’s decision on the wide outside the height wide and off stump is final.
During Kovid, saliva was banned on ball The International Cricket Council (ICC) banned the centuries-old practice of saliva to shine the ball as a precaution during the Covid-19 epidemic. In 2022, the ICC made the ban permanent. The IPL also included the ICC ban in its sports terms after the epidemic.
Virat Kohli brightens the ball using saliva before Corona.
Shami has requested ICC to remove the ban on the use of saliva on the ball Shami had requested the ICC to remove the ban on the use of saliva on the ball after Team India’s 4 -wicket win from Australia in the first semi -final of the Champions Trophy. Shami had said that we are trying to get reverse swing, but the use of saliva on the ball is not allowed. We keep appealing that we should be allowed to use saliva, so that we can bring back reverse swing in the game and it becomes interesting.
BCCI can impose penalty for third time saliva on ball Last year, according to the rules of IPL, if a player cries to put saliva on the ball for the third time, he is informed about it and he can be fined less than 10 lakhs or 25% of his match fee. In the case of saliva, the captain of the fielding is called and the first warning is issued. The second and final warning is given to the captain of the fielding when the second case arrives during the innings. If even after this, if the matter comes from the team, then BCCI can get it done. This player and captain can be on anyone.
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