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One Day International Rule Changes
The ICC have brought forward the proposed ODI rule changes to avoid confusion during the India-Australia series.
Changes include the following:
1. Free-hits have been introduced for front-foot no-balls
2. Mandatory change of match ball after the 35th over of each innings
3. An additional fielder will be permitted outside the fielding inner circle during the second or third powerplays
4. If the number of overs in an innings has been reduced, the number of overs making up each of the three powerplays will also be proportionately reduced
5. Boundaries square of the wicket must be a minimum of 150 yards (137.16m) (previously 140 yards) with the minimum on one side of 65 yards (59.44m) and straight boundaries must be a minimum of 70 yards (64m) (previously 60 yards)
6. The match referee has the final say in awarding a match to a side in the event of the other side refusing to play
7. Umpires can impose time-wasting penalties if a new batsman is not ready to face his first delivery within two minutes of the fall of the previous wicket.
The ICC have brought forward the proposed ODI rule changes to avoid confusion during the India-Australia series.
Changes include the following:
1. Free-hits have been introduced for front-foot no-balls
2. Mandatory change of match ball after the 35th over of each innings
3. An additional fielder will be permitted outside the fielding inner circle during the second or third powerplays
4. If the number of overs in an innings has been reduced, the number of overs making up each of the three powerplays will also be proportionately reduced
5. Boundaries square of the wicket must be a minimum of 150 yards (137.16m) (previously 140 yards) with the minimum on one side of 65 yards (59.44m) and straight boundaries must be a minimum of 70 yards (64m) (previously 60 yards)
6. The match referee has the final say in awarding a match to a side in the event of the other side refusing to play
7. Umpires can impose time-wasting penalties if a new batsman is not ready to face his first delivery within two minutes of the fall of the previous wicket.