ICC introduces bombs’ rule changes to the cricket

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced changes in play conditions through the three formats of the International Men’s Cricket. Some of these changes are already implemented in the current World Test Championship (WTC) Cycle, while new rules in white ball formats will be effective from July 2.

The WTC 2025-27 cycle started with the test series between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. India And England is currently participating in a five -party tests series. Australiawho lost the recent final game, started his next campaign with a series of tests against the western Indies in a distance condition on Wednesday, June 25.

Stop Clock entered in tests, revised saliva rule and ball change protocol

A stop clock, which is already used in white ball formats, is now part of the test cricket to deal with slow rates. The field side must start a new one within 60 seconds. Umpires will issue two warnings before imposing a sentence of five for later delays. The clock will be restored every 80 excess, Espncricinfo reported.

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The use of saliva to shine the ball is still prohibited, but the areas are no longer required to change the ball immediately if saliva is applied. They will evaluate if the condition of the ball has been altered. However, the Saliva application will still result in a penalty of five granted to the battle.

ICC updates DRS rules and play conditions between formats

The ICC has introduced significant updates to its play conditions, especially with regard to the decision review system (Drs).

If a batter is trapped, but opts for a review and the replacement shows that there was no contact with the bat and the ball hit the pad, the third referee will now value the LBW by means of the original “exit” decision. Even if ball tracking shows a “call of the field”, the batter will still be declared.

Third areas are now required to evaluate the equity of a capture, even if the delivery was ruled on a ball without. If the capture is clean, only the race without balls will be awarded. However, if the capture is not taken fair, it will also have the additional runs ended by the batters.

In cases involving multiple simultaneous appeals, such as an LBW and a deployment, the third arbitration will now review the incidents in the order that took place. If the first resource results in a dismissal, the ball is considered dead and the subsequent appeal will not be reviewed.

Strict Sanctions for Short Film, Judgment of Injuries Substitutes and Update Ball Change Hate

Batters who are deliberately short will have a stricter consequence. In addition to the existing five -run penalty, the field team will have the right to decide which blender is on strike for the next installment. However, accidental or aborted runs will not be penalized without misleading intent.

A new trial will allow you to replace full -time players in first -class domestic games for players who suffer from clear external injuries, such as broken bones or facial injuries. These substitutes will allow full participation in the party. This rule will not apply to internal injuries or muscle strains.

Hatred will use a single ball again from 35th to the end of the tickets. The rule of two balls, introduced to preserve the condition of the ball, had an inversely limited balance. This change is expected to cause more wear and tear on the ball, helping to balance the contest between the bat and the ball in the last.

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