BCCI is bringing new rules! If the bowler does such a thing, he will be banned; Will not be able to do this for the batsmen

A new rule is going to be implemented in Indian cricket. Now the entire overs of the day will be bowled in red ball matches. Usually, whenever a wicket falls in the last over of the day, stumps are declared, but now this will not happen. Actually, Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has proposed this change in the rules of red-ball matches and BCCI can adopt it.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has written a letter to all the state cricket associations regarding the next domestic season. This letter mentions the proposed change of MCC, in which it has been said that the last over of the day should be completed even in case of fall of wickets.

MCC has also given the reason for this change. It was said that this is a very important change for multi-day cricket and the team batting at the end of the day will not be able to avoid sending a new batsman.

Usually, whenever a wicket falls in the last few overs, teams send a bowler to bat as a night-watchman, so that the wicket of a complete batsman can be saved for the next day. Somewhere MCC has attacked the same advantage that the batting team has, due to which they shy away from sending a batsman in the last overs.

Some other changes may also emerge. According to Cricbuzz, if a bowler deliberately bowls or attempts to bowl a no-ball, he will be banned from bowling in the remaining match. He will not be able to bowl not just in the innings but in the entire match. One of the many changes will be that if a fielder stops the ball before it reaches the striker, it will be considered a no ball and dead ball.

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