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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic around the world, International Cricket Council (ICC) brought some amendments in the existing regulations, some of which went against the
By Rabi Mehta (Sports Aerodynamics Consultant, USA) & Garfield Robinson (Renowned Cricket Writer). Apart from being former international cricketers, Shane Warne, Ashish Nehra, Michael Holding,
The International Cricket Council (ICC), the highest governing body of the game, has changed five rules for post-coronavirus cricket era. The most talked about issue
There has been happening a big controversy over ball polishing in international cricket. The International Cricket Council (ICC) Cricket Committee, headed by Anil Kumble, has
Many thought that synthetic substances could be used because of the ban on spit and saliva for polishing the ball. But International Cricket Council (ICC)
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has banned the use of spit and saliva in cricket to prevent coronavirus infection. Meanwhile, spit and saliva play an
The owner of the ball manufacturer Dukes, Dilip Jajodia has said that bowlers should have the ability to swing the ball without saliva especially in
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is changing the rules of cricket due to coronavirus. To increase the brightness of the red ball in Tests, bowlers
Because of coronavirus, every bowler has to give up one of the long-standing habits of cricket. The bowlers use saliva to brighten the ball, which
Cricket is returning on the ground after a long break. But there is still danger of having contaminated. On occasion of resuming Cricket, guidelines issued
