Cricket is going to changes from September 28, 2017 as the new International law is is going to be implemented and some follows from the football style as well. The changes in the cricket law has what made it constantly evolving and improving over the years and retain its love among the masses across the world.
A new set of rules have been implied to the ICC cricket, The ICC have as well made a official announcement for the same.
ICC General Manager - Cricket, Geoff Allardice, explained for the same after twitting from his official ICC twitter account.
- ICC's Geoff Allardice discusses the change of playing conditions with regard to catches on the boundary line. @ICC
ICC's Geoff Allardice discusses the change of playing conditions with regard to catches on the boundary line. @ICC pic.twitter.com/5FBVBTOPl7
— ICC Media (@ICCMediaComms) September 26, 2017
- ICC General Manager Cricket, Geoff Allardice, on the amendments to DRS rules in the new playing conditions.
ICC General Manager Cricket, Geoff Allardice, on the amendments to DRS rules in the new playing conditions. @ICC pic.twitter.com/VS9JtBY5FI
— ICC Media (@ICCMediaComms) September 26, 2017
- ICC's Geoff Allardice on the restriction on bat sizes that comes into effect in international cricket from 28 September. @ICC
ICC's Geoff Allardice on the restriction on bat sizes that comes into effect in international cricket from 28 September. @ICC pic.twitter.com/cMFDC15ThR
— ICC Media (@ICCMediaComms) September 26, 2017
- ICC's Geoff Allardice speaks about the amendment to run out dismissals, ahead of the of new playing conditions effective 28 September. @ICC
ICC's Geoff Allardice speaks about the amendment to run out dismissals, ahead of the of new playing conditions effective 28 September. @ICC pic.twitter.com/vTQZpOuYW1
— ICC Media (@ICCMediaComms) September 26, 2017
- ICC General Manager - Cricket, Geoff Allardice, explains the main changes in playing conditions.
ICC General Manager - Cricket, Geoff Allardice, explains the main changes in playing conditions. @icc pic.twitter.com/3wqgzlXbvF
— ICC Media (@ICCMediaComms) September 26, 2017
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