ICC has made significant changes in the cricket rules
Further changes have been made in the cricket rules by the ICC.
According to the new playing condition, if the on-field umpire appeals for a stump, the TV umpire will not be able to review the catch, a separate review will have to be done for the catch.
ICC has also made the law of cushion more clear. The substitute of a suspended player due to cushion during bowling will not be allowed to bowl.
The ICC has also limited the time allotted for on-field injury assessment and treatment to four minutes.
Earlier it was said by the ICC that stopwatch will be used during the overs in T20 and ODIs.
A penalty of five runs will be applied for taking more than sixty seconds between three twelve overs in the match.
According to ICC, the international status of the ground will be terminated if the pitch or outfield gets five or six demerit points in a period of five years.
The match fee of men's and women's official has been equalized, in the women's cricket match, the official will also get the same match fee as men's cricket.