BCCI: Changing rules in cricket is not a new thing. ICC has made many changes in international cricket till now. Apart from this, the boards of the country also keep changing the rules. Now once again the Board of Control for Cricket in India is going to change the rules. BCCI is going to implement not one or two but many new rules. However, these rules will be implemented in Indian domestic cricket.
New rules are coming in Indian cricket
Apart from Ranji Trophy, Vijay Hazare Trophy, Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, BCCI will make changes in its other domestic tournaments. These rules have been made regarding the head coach’s entry into the field during the match and also the gloves of the wicketkeeper. BCCI is going to bring these new rules proposed by Marylebone Cricket Club. Now this change will be seen in the upcoming domestic season. Let us know what these new rules are.
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What are the new rules?
Now in first class cricket, the bowlers will have to complete the last over. Earlier, when a wicket fell in the last over of the day, the day’s play ended. But now the new batsman will have to come and play the entire over. Apart from this, the head coach can enter the field during the drinks break during ODI matches.
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At the same time, if a batsman deliberately scores less runs, then the fielding captain will be able to decide which batsman will face the next ball. Changes have also been made regarding the dead ball. Now it is not necessary for the ball to be with the wicketkeeper or the bowler for the ball to be considered dead. If the ball is also with the fielder then it will be considered as dead ball.
Apart from this, new guidelines will be made for leg side wide for ODI and T-20 matches. At the same time, now it has become mandatory for all the fielders to be inside the boundary at the time of throwing the ball. A new rule has also been made for the wicketkeeper. Now there will be no penalty for keeping gloves forward during run-up.
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