Mumbai, 17 March: Some new regulations have been accepted by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), which oversees cricket. After a hitter is caught out, even if he crosses the crease, a new batter will come on strike, according to this rule. These regulations will take effect in October of this year. However, from this season, this regulation will apply to the IPL event (IPL 2022). Jimmy Neesham, a New Zealand all-rounder who will play for the Rajasthan Royals in the 2018 IPL, has stated his dissatisfaction with the ICC regulations. ‘I’m not sure what this regulation means. What exactly was the problem with this rule? This will help the batsman who is informed of the match’s scenario. Nisham tweeted, “I don’t like this regulation.”
Last year, The Hundred in England implemented the regulation. In limited overs cricket, the rule is that bowlers should profit. After being found out, a new player is required under the rules to go on strike. In such circumstance, the new player is less likely than the batter already on the field to take a risky shot. It would have been preferable if Pakistan had been defeated… Shoaib Akhtar’s shocking declaration Jimmy Nisham, a New Zealand all-rounder, is with his fourth IPL squad. He’s played for the Delhi Capitals, Punjab Kings, and Mumbai Indians thus far. The Rajasthan Royals have big hopes for Nisham, who is putting in a strong performance at the 2019 World Cup.
I don’t really understand the point of this. Has this rule ever been a problem? Also rewards batsmen who don’t stay aware of the match situation.
— Jimmy Neesham (@JimmyNeesh) March 16, 2022
Don’t like it. https://t.co/6yPsHjFNSk
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