Big change is going to happen in Indian cricket, BCCI will implement new rules, see the complete list here

BCCI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India has decided to make changes in many major rules in domestic cricket. BCCI has decided to implement the new rules of cricket proposed by Marylebone Cricket Club in domestic tournaments. Let us tell you, these new rules will be applicable in other domestic tournaments including Ranji Trophy, Vijay Hazare Trophy, Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.

BCCI will implement these rules in domestic cricket

According to the new rules of BCCI, it will now be necessary to complete the last over of the day in first class cricket. If the wicket falls in the last over of the day, the game will not stop there. Rather the bowler will have to complete that over. The new batsman will have to play till the last ball of the last over of the day. Apart from this, important changes have also been made in the rules of ODI cricket. The head coach will not be allowed to enter the field during the drinks break.

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This rule will be applicable if batsmen score less runs

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has also implemented a new rule regarding the situation of batsmen deliberately taking less runs. If the umpire feels that the batsmen deliberately scored less runs, then the fielding captain will be able to decide which batsman will face the next ball. Apart from this, the rule of dead ball has also been changed. Earlier the ball was considered dead only when it was near the bowler or the wicketkeeper. But this will not happen now. Now if the ball is in the hand of a fielder or has fallen on the ground then it will be considered dead.

Guidelines will be issued for leg side wide

Apart from this, guidelines will be issued for leg side wide in ODI and T20 matches. It will be necessary for all the fielders to be inside the boundary at the time of throwing the ball. At the same time, the wicketkeeper will no longer be fined for keeping his gloves forward during the run-up.