NEW HITTERS WILL BE PROTESTING FOR THE FOLLOWING BALL REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE PLAYERS IN THE CENTER CROSS WHILE A CATCH IS TAKEN IN ALL CRICKET FROM 1 OCTOBER.
The change, first found in The Hundred, arrives in a regulations update from the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), watchmen of cricket's regulations and soul.
The boycott of utilizing spit to sparkle the ball, presented as a result of Covid-19, will likewise turn into an extremely durable change.
More elbowroom will be given for wides when players move in their wrinkle.
In a further change, the questionable 'Mankad' excusal - where a bowler runs out the non-striker in their conveyance step assuming the non-striker is backing up and has left their wrinkle - is moved from the 'unreasonable play' area (Law 41) to be incorporated close by other run-outs (Law 38).
Different revisions incorporate "dead ball" being called on the off chance that either side is burdened by an individual, creature or article on the field of play.
MCC's regulation changes clarified in full (outside site)
The standard change which guarantees the new batsman is consistently protesting is intended to remunerate the bowler for taking a wicket.
The main time another player won't confront the following conveyance is assuming that the wicket falls toward the finish of an over.
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