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ICC Introduce New Cricket Rules implemented from Oct 1


These rules will implement into action from the England tour of India starting on October 14 five-match ODI series.

The New Set of Rules are:

*2 Balls Use in an innings – for only ODI’s
*Field Obstruction – applicable in all 3 formats i.e. Test’s Odi’s and T20
*Powerplay Rule
*Option of Runner has been removed
*Penalty Time has been introduced
*If the bowler fails to run out the Non-striker then Dead ball shall be given.
*Extra Time in Tests shall be given before Lunch or Tea depending upon the position of the match only if requested by the captain
*If batting team is 9 wickets down, then interval can be delayed for a max of 30 minutes.
*The minimum interval for an uninterrupted ODI (one day international) match has been increased from 20 mins to 30 mins.
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