The International Cricket Council (ICC) has made some new changes to the rules of cricket. These rules will apply to all international matches from 28 September. These changes are related to the thickness of the bat, sending the player out of the field, catching, run out, and connected to the DRS. After the changes in the rules, their first impact will be on the Pakistan-Sri Lanka Test Series, besides the South Africa-Bangladesh Test series. The one-day series between India and Australia will be the last series to be played according to old rules.
After the new changes in the rules, the umpire can now make a player out of the rest of the match if he is behaved violently on the field. Such behaviors will be considered to be Level 4 offense after a new change.
- All these changes have been made by cricket lawmaker Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC).
- These recommendations of changes in cricket rules were done by MCC in December last year, for which there was a meeting in Mumbai.
After the new changes in the rules, the umpire can now make a player out of the rest of the match if he is behaved violently on the field. Such behaviors will be considered to be Level 4 offense after a new change.
- All these changes have been made by cricket lawmaker Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC).
- These recommendations of changes in cricket rules were done by MCC in December last year, for which there was a meeting in Mumbai.
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