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Knews Desk– The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has decided to make changes in many major rules in domestic cricket. The new playing rules proposed by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) will now be applicable in India’s domestic tournaments. Effect of these rules Ranji Trophy, Vijay Hazare Trophy, Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Including other domestic competitions. The new changes aim to make the game more fair, fair and modern. These include many important rules ranging from the last over of the day to the head coach’s entry into the field, wicketkeeper’s gloves and wide ball. The biggest change has been made regarding the last over of the day in first class cricket. Now if a batsman is out during the last over of the day the game will not end immediately. The new batsman will have to come to the crease and face the remaining balls of that over. Earlier many times the day’s play was ended if a wicket fell in the last over, but after the new rule it will be mandatory to complete the entire over.

An important change has also been made in ODI cricket. Now drinks break During the team’s Head coach allowed to enter the field Will happen. With this, the coach will be able to explain the strategy to the players and give necessary suggestions according to the match situation. It is believed that this will help the teams in taking better strategic decisions. BCCI has also implemented a new rule regarding the situation of batsmen deliberately taking less runs. If the umpire feels that the batsmen have deliberately scored less runs, then in such a situation The captain of the fielding team will be able to decide which batsman will face the next ball. The purpose of this change is to maintain the spirit of the game and prevent misuse of the rules.

Dead Ball The rules have also been amended. Earlier the ball was considered dead only when it came under the control of the bowler or wicketkeeper. Now if the ball is in the hands of a fielder or is in a position of complete control on the field, then it will also be considered as dead ball. This will bring clarity in many controversial situations and reduce unnecessary confusion. In limited overs cricket i.e. ODI and T20 leg side wide New guidelines will also be implemented regarding this. The purpose of these guidelines is to bring uniformity in the decisions of umpires and reduce confusion among players and spectators. Apart from this, now at the time of throwing the ball It is mandatory for all fielders to be inside the boundary line. will be. If a fielder is found outside the boundary, action can be taken as per the rules.

Another important change to the wicketkeeper has been made. Now if the wicketkeeper keeps his gloves forward during the bowler’s run-up, he will not be fined as before. This change has been made keeping in mind the practical conditions during the game. BCCI believes that these new rules will bring domestic cricket closer to international standards. Players, umpires and coaching staff will also have to adapt to these changes. It is believed that with the implementation of these rules in the coming domestic season, many important changes will be seen in the strategy, umpiring and pace of the game.