ICC is scrapping two ball rules in ODIs to recover the balance between bat and ball | Cricket News

. International Cricket Council (ICC) is considering a major change in the ODI jack that can bring back the balance between the bat and the ball. . ICC Cricket CommitteeFormer Indian captain Sourav Ganguly, led by Ganguly, has proposed to scrape two new ball rules in more than 50 matches, which can significantly change the dynamics of the format.
The suggestion, which will be discussed by the ICC board of directors on Sunday, proposes to return to a single white use. KOOKABURRA Ball in ODI. Introduced ten years ago, two ball rulers It allows the users to use a new ball separate from both ends, keeps the ball hard for longer and makes it easier to hit-with only four fields permitted outside the 30 yards apartment for most of the innings.
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The rule was extensively criticized to relieve the reversal of the game, as the balls were not enough to help the sewers. The yarns also found it hard to grasp and turn a harder ball. In fact, the legend of hit Sachin Tendulkar, worried about his imbalance.
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The sources argue that a hybrid option should be examined in the first 25 sea, which is used in two cannons, and the teams hold one for the remaining maritime.

In addition, the ICC can bring a timer clock in the test match, which can only allow 60 seconds between excessive intervals, and the T20 excessive ratio can aim to ensure that 90 seafarers are completed in one day, similar to the penalty rule.

A format shift from 50 to T20 for the U19 Men’s World Cup aims to align the age group tournament with the increasing importance of the Franchise T20 leagues and prepare young players for faster format.
All proposed changes will have to be approved by the ICC Board before the implementation.