5 Rules of Cricket That you might don't Know

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When the umpire declares a batsman out, the batsman has to return to the pavilion. But there is such a rule in the cricket world according to which, Unless the bowling team appeals for a wicket, the umpire cannot declare it out. In such a situation, if the batsman knows, then he automatically goes back. But if there is any doubt in the wicket then it is mandatory to appeal for the wicket to the bowling team.

There is also such a rule in catching cot that you hardly know. According to this rule, if any player is caught on the helmet or cap after the ball is taken, then he will be declared not out. But if any part other than the helmet or cap is caught after the ball is hit, the batsman will be declared out

A lot of cameras are deployed on the field. Apart from this, spider combs floating in the air are also used. But if a batsman hits the ball and the ball hits the spider cam, it is considered a dead ball. Then whether the ball comes in the hands of the fielder or goes for a six, it will be considered as a dead ball.

There are many such incidents on the cricket field where the bails are not able to stay on the wicket due to strong wind or any reason, now in such a situation a match is played without bails.

The boundary count rule came up recently in talks, where the final of the ODI World Cup 2019 ended in a tie even after 100 overs were played. After which the super over was done. But after the super over was tied, the boundary count rule came in between, according to which the team which has scored more boundaries in the exclusion super over will be declared the winner. This was very controversial and unfair. After which the ICC removed this rule. And made a new rule according to which the super overs will continue to happen one after the other until the decision of the match is reached.

This new rule has come into effect from last week itself. Now according to this rule, it is mandatory for the innings to end within 90 minutes in any international T20 match. In this case, if the innings is not completed within 90 minutes, then an extra fielder who remains inside the circle is required to remain inside the circle for the duration of the innings. This rule has been made to end the match sooner or less time.

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