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Explained: Why 'Mankading' is no longer unfair play and other changes made to cricket laws
2 years, 9 months ago

Explained: Why 'Mankading' is no longer unfair play and other changes made to cricket laws

Firstpost  

The Marylebone Cricket Club on Wednesday announced its new Code of Laws for 2022, which will come into effect from 1 October this year. Mankading refers to the bowler running out the batter at the non-striker’s end “if the non-striker is out of his/her ground at any time from the moment the ball comes into play until the instant when …

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ENG vs PAK: Mohammad Amir breaks no-saliva rule during 1st T20I match, umpires sanitise ball
4 years, 3 months ago

ENG vs PAK: Mohammad Amir breaks no-saliva rule during 1st T20I match, umpires sanitise ball

India TV News  

Veteran Pakistan bowler Mohammad Amir on Friday inadvertently applied saliva to the ball during the opening match of the three-match T20I series between England and Pakistan at the Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester. Earlier during the West Indies-England Test series, Dominic Sibley had applied saliva on the ball during the second Test before admitting to his mistake. If a player …

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India was the No.1 Test side unofficially back in 1971: Deep Dasgupta lauds Ajit Wadekar’s team
4 years, 4 months ago

India was the No.1 Test side unofficially back in 1971: Deep Dasgupta lauds Ajit Wadekar’s team

Hindustan Times  

While speaking of great Indian captains and the legacy of Indian cricket, former wicket-keeper batsman Deep Dasgupta said unofficially India were the No.1 Test side in 1971 when they had beaten England and West Indies in their own backyards. Sunil Gavaskar was one of the main reasons why India won the series against West Indies India had beaten West Indies …

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Pakistan bowlers to struggle more in England due to saliva ban, says Junaid Khan
4 years, 5 months ago

Pakistan bowlers to struggle more in England due to saliva ban, says Junaid Khan

India TV News  

Left-arm pacer Junaid Khan feels Pakistan bowlers are likely to struggle more due to the saliva ban than their English counterparts when the two teams lock horns in a series involving three Tests and as many T20Is in August. Junaid, who isn't part of the 29-member Pakistan squad, stated England bowlers' reliance on reverse swing is less in comparison to …

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Saliva-ban to Empty stadium: 'The Gentleman's Game' returns with England-West Indies Test series
4 years, 5 months ago

Saliva-ban to Empty stadium: 'The Gentleman's Game' returns with England-West Indies Test series

India TV News  

Following a four-month-long hiatus put forward by coronavirus pandemic, cricket is all-set to resume with England taking on West Indies in a three-Test #raisethebat series starting on Wednesday. He is one that keeps England batting together," West Indies pacer Kemar Roach had said during a video conference leading to the first match. With Shannon Gabriel alongside Kemar Roach, Alzarri Joseph …

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Ajit Agarkar talks about saliva ban
4 years, 6 months ago

Ajit Agarkar talks about saliva ban

The Hindu  

Former India pacer Ajit Agarkar understands that saliva-ban is a “safe option” in prevailing situation but urged the custodians of the game to be flexible if players test negative before the start of any series. READ: Ban on saliva may upset balance between bat and ball: Taylor The former speedster however is aware that ICC’s Cricket and Medical committee, in …

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James Anderson learning new tricks to combat saliva ban ahead of West Indies' tour of England
4 years, 6 months ago

James Anderson learning new tricks to combat saliva ban ahead of West Indies' tour of England

Firstpost  

Anderson has mastered the art of swing bowling, taking 584 wickets — more than any other paceman and behind only three spinners in Muttiah Muralitharan, Shane Warne and Anil Kumble on the test list — in a 17-year international career At 37 and in the twilight of his cricketing career, Jimmy Anderson isn’t too old to learn new tricks. “So …

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Covid-19 replacements, additional DRS reviews: ICC confirms interim changes in playing regulations
4 years, 6 months ago

Covid-19 replacements, additional DRS reviews: ICC confirms interim changes in playing regulations

India Today  

The International Cricket Council on Tuesday confirmed interim changes to the playing regulations in the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic. ICC's new playing regulations include the ban on the use of saliva to shine the ball, Covid-19 replacements, additional DRS reviews and allowing home umpires in international series. The International Cricket Council's 16-person Cricket Committee, chaired by former India …

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Shaun Pollock: Ban of saliva not required in bio-secure zone
4 years, 6 months ago

Shaun Pollock: Ban of saliva not required in bio-secure zone

The Hindu  

Use of saliva to shine the ball will not pose any health risk if matches are played inside bio-secure venues, believes South African fast-bowling great Shaun Pollock. England will make bio-secure arrangements to host the West Indies behind closed doors for a proposed three-Test series and Pollock said such environment would not require banning any activity. “I’d presume that there’d …

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England, West Indies players will have to re-train their brains to adopt coronavirus measures: Nasser Hussain
4 years, 6 months ago

England, West Indies players will have to re-train their brains to adopt coronavirus measures: Nasser Hussain

India TV News  

Former captain Nasser Hussain believes the real challenge for the England and West Indies teams when they face each other in the three-Test series will be "training their brain" not to shine the ball or mass celebrate wickets. The three-match series between England and West Indies will begin on July 8, subject to approval from UK government. The matches in …

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Jhulan Goswami: We cannot rush things when training resumes
4 years, 6 months ago

Jhulan Goswami: We cannot rush things when training resumes

The Hindu  

It’s been seven months since Jhulan Goswami last donned the India colours and it was during the ODI series against the West Indies. As and when the restrictions are relaxed, we need to coordinate with the local associations and start training, maintaining social distancing,” Jhulan said. While all the members of the Indian cricket team are following training routines suggested …

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