ICC approves changes: ODI ball rule revised, stricter concussion protocols
The ICC has revamped playing conditions for men's international cricket, effective mid-June and July. A key change in ODIs involves using two new balls only until the 34th over, aiming to balance bat and ball. Stricter concussion substitute rules now require teams to pre-name five role-specific replacements.
The ICC has revamped playing conditions for men's international cricket, effective mid-June and July. A key change in ODIs involves using two new balls only until the 34th over, aiming to balance bat and ball. Stricter concussion substitute rules now require teams to pre-name five role-specific replacements. What's Your Reaction?
