The International Cricket Council announced new rules for playing conditions across the Test, ODI and T20I formats. These changes range from ball usage to concussion replacements, and were recommended ...

By giving bowlers a little leeway down the leg side, cricket will bring new skills and forgotten strokes into play Nearest ball, not nearest over - ICC tweaks powerplay rules for shortened men's T20Is ...

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has made some massive changes in playing conditions, announced on Friday. The changes came into effect after the recommendation of the ICC Men’s Cricket ...

Only Test cricket can provide a day of extraordinary sporting drama and then deny a full-house of more than 27,000 spectators a result. Only a five-match Test series can offer 24 days of the most ...

Two teams, both with 11 players, take it in turns to bat and bowl. When one team is batting, they try and score as many runs ...

Following the ban on bunny hop catches which came into effect in international cricket in June, there are several rules that have been amended in international men's cricket. Some have already been ...

Alastair Cook and Michael Vaughan have called for significant reforms to Test cricket rules. Cook suggested allowing teams to take two new balls within 160 overs at their discretion, while Vaughan ...