New Cricket Rules Made By ICC
The ICC has approved several new rules in the game of cricket. The new rules of the ICC have come into effect from September 28. After this rule, many changes will also be seen in the game of cricket. Every series played on September 28 or later will be played on the basis of new rules.
According to the new rules, the size of the bat cannot be more than the fixed rule and the player will also be suspended for the whole match if he misbehaves.
So, let's know the new rules of the cricket:
1 - Change the size of the bat:
According to the new rules, the width of the edges of the bat will not exceed 40 mm. The depth of the bat will not be more than 67 mm. The umpires will be given equipment to measure the size of the bat so that they can measure the size of the bat.
2 - Players will be suspended for the whole match:
The ICC has tried to tighten its grip on the ground after the uppermost ballot and spin-off. Now if the player is found guilty of wrong behavior on the field then he will be suspended for the entire match.
3 - DRS will also be seen in T20:
With the introduction of the new rules, DRS will also be able to be seen in T-20. Earlier T20 did not have the rule to take the DRS. But now Captain will be able to use the DRS in this format of the game. At the same time, only two DRSs will be available in an innings of Test cricket and they will not be renewed after 80 overs.
4 - Run out, Stumping rule also changed:
Earlier, it was found that if the player reached the crease during the run, but his bat got out in the air, then the player was called out. But now if the player's bat stays in the air after coming inside the crease then he will be called not out. This rule will also apply in stumping.
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