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Thursday, October 10, 2013

ICC's new playing conditions start, Details about new playing condition


Dubai, Oct 9 (IANS) The new playing conditions put in place by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for all the three formats of the game begin with the series between Bangladesh and New Zealand that started in Chittagong with the first Test Wednesday.
Bangladesh are hosting New Zealand for two Tests, three ODIs and one Twenty20 International.
The ICC said that the playing conditions are applicable to international cricket and must be read together with the ‘Laws of Cricket’. Whilst a playing condition may affect the ‘Laws of Cricket’ as they may apply to international cricket, these changes are not amendments to the Laws of Cricket themselves.
According to the new rules, if a team has changed the condition of the ball and no player has been witnessed changing the condition of the ball, then the ball will be changed, and the captain issued a first and final warning.
Such a warning will apply for the remainder of a Test match, or for the remainder of an ODI or T20I series.
If there is a further incident of the condition of the ball being changed, a five-run penalty will be awarded, the ball changed again and the captain will be held responsible and reported.
If the condition of the ball has been changed and the player responsible can be identified, then the ball will be changed, a five-run penalty will be awarded, and the player responsible will be reported.
The Decision Review System has been included in Tests as a part of the six-month trial that will end April 30.
Each team will have a maximum of two unsuccessful player review requests in the first 80 overs of the innings, and a maximum of two unsuccessful player review requests after 80 overs for the remainder of the innings.
At the end of the 80th over, a team with two remaining reviews receives no additional reviews, a team with one remaining review receives one additional review, and a team with zero remaining reviews receives two additional reviews.

In a match reduced to 25 overs or less per side before the first innings commences, each team shall have only one new ball for its innings.

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

ICC का नया नियम लागू, गेंद बदलने पर कटेंगे 5 रन!


दुबई। चटगांव में बांग्लादेश और न्यूजीलैंड क्रिकेट टीमों के बीच बुधवार को शुरू हुए श्रृंखला के पहले टेस्ट मैच के साथ ही अंतर्राष्ट्रीय क्रिकेट परिषद (आईसीसी) द्वारा क्रिकेट की तीनों श्रेणियों के लिए बनाए गए नए नियम लागू हो गए। बांग्लादेश दो टेस्ट मैच और तीन अंतर्राष्ट्रीय एकदिवसीय मैच और एक अंतर्राष्ट्रीय ट्वेंटी-20 मैच की श्रृंखला में न्यूजीलैंड की मेजबानी कर रहा है।
आईसीसी ने कहा है कि अंतर्राष्ट्रीय स्तर पर खेल के नए नियम लागू हो गए हैं और इन्हें पहले से निर्धारित नियमों का ही हिस्सा समझा जाए। नए नियमों के कारण पहले से लागू 'क्रिकेट के कानून' में कोई परिवर्तन नहीं हुआ है।
आईसीसी के नए नियमों के अनुसार, यदि कोई टीम गेंद बदलती है और बल्लेबाजी कर रहे किसी खिलाड़ी को गेंद बदलने के बारे में नहीं पता है तो गेंद को फिर से बदल दिया जाएगा, और क्षेत्ररक्षण करने वाली टीम के कप्तान को अंतिम चेतावनी दी जाएगी। यह चेतावनी मैच की तीनों श्रेणियों में मैच के पूरा होने तक लागू रहेगी।
इसके बाद भी यदि गेंद बदलने की ऐसी घटना घटती है तो पांच रन का जुर्माना लगाया जाएगा, और गेंद को फिर से बदल दिया जाएगा। इसके लिए कप्तान को जिम्मेदार माना जाएगा और उससे इस पर स्पष्टीकरण मांगा जाएगा। अगर गेंद बदले जाने वाले खिलाड़ी की पहचान कर ली गई हो तो जिम्मेदारी उसकी होगी।
टेस्ट मैच में डीआरएस प्रणाली को छह महीने के प्रायोगिक तौर पर लागू किया गया है, जो अगले वर्ष 30 अप्रैल को समाप्त होगी। नए डीआरएस प्रणाली के अंतर्गत प्रत्येक टीम को पहले 80 ओवरों के लिए अधिकतम दो असफल समीक्षा का मौका मिलेगा, और बाकी मैच के लिए दो अतिरिक्त समीक्षा का अवसर दिया जाएगा।

Monday, October 7, 2013

ICC Team Ranking – September

Top ICC teams in all three formats of the game have been summarised in this piece with all the points that can be gathered in the upcoming days. Have a look into the Top Teams of all three formats.

ODI RANKING:

1.  India


The world champions’ side has continued to dominate the Reliance ICC ODI rankings with an impressive 123 points from 48 matches they played this year. They are 8 points ahead of the Australians whom they will be meeting soon. With a gruelling session ahead, the young Indian side led by the Captain Cool ‘MS Dhoni’ will look to extend their lead over the Aussies with another series win.

2. Australia
The Aussies who lost the Ashes recently to England has held on to their second spot with 115 points from 37 matches. They lead the English team by 4 rating points and may slip to third spot if they lose the series against India. Michael Clarke led team will face an uphill task against the formidable Indian squad in the 7 match series which starts the 10th of October.

3. England
England who lost their ODI series against Australia earlier this year is on 111 points 4 points behind the Aussies. They can avenge for the loss with a late tour to Australia this year. They may become the second ranked team if India beats Australia 5-2. Cook and his co will be preparing themselves with their own upcoming fixtures.

4. Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka has surpassed South Africa in August and has continued to hold on to their position at the spot to till now. They have the same points of 11 but from 49 matches and now lead the South Africa by 6 points.

5. South Africa
The top ranked Test team lurks in the fifth spot with 105 points in the kitty. With a recent loss to Pakistan hurting their cause badly, South Africa will have few valuable points and places to earn with forth coming series against India.


TEST RANKING:

1. South Africa


The Proteus clearly leads the ICC Test Ranking with a 135 points rating which is far higher than the second ranked England and India. They have won almost all the Test series this year and rarely tasted defeats. With the Indian contigents set to arrive at their soil later this year. They will look to extend their run on top.

2. England
With the legendary Ashes in their trophy cabinet, England has earned some very valuable points and is in joint second place with the Indians. They had a very dominating 3-0 win against the Aussies that helped them to leap frog from 4th to 2nd. They will have to continue their performance in the return leg Ashes at Australia, if they wish to hold on to their spot.

3. India
With two 4-0 foreign drubbing in the hands of England and Australia earlier this year, India has come back very strongly with a series win over England at home. They are tied second spot with England at 111 points and now have the chance to repay against a not so formidable Australia in the home series starting 10th October. They will try to earn their lost respect and some lost points along with it.

4. Australia
With a 3-0 loss in the Ashes against England early this month, once formidable Australia looks a pale shadow of themselves these days. With retirements of Ponting, M.Hussey hurting their cause badly, Aussies will be varying of the Indian threat in their back yard. They have many points to grab and seriously some lost respect. They remain in 4th spot with 102 points.

5. West Indies
The Caribbean side is at the fifth spot with 99 points as Pakistan moved down the ladder after their levelled series with Zimbabwe. West Indies is yet to show promise against top ranked test teams and has now a good chance to displace the Aussies from the chart.


T-20 RANKING

1. Sri Lanka


The Sub continent team leads the shortest format of the game with 128 points from 21 matches. The team which boast of the many high profile T-20 specialist have a formidable lead over the others and might continue to hold the post till next month.

2. Pakistan
The Pakistan is ranked second in the T-20 format with 125 points, 3 points behind the top ranked Sri Lankan team. A consistent performance in this format of the game might have taken a toll on their other formats. But definitely Pakistan is a team to beat in the shortest format.

3. India
India is the team that has played the lowest number of matches among the test playing nations. They have 121 points from the 18 matches they played this year and are currently ranked third. They can move to 2nd spot if they win 3-0 in the upcoming series against Australia at home.

4. West Indies
A team which have the likes of Gayle and Pollard in the team is expected to be on the top. But as a team they are yet to produce top class stuff. They are ranked fourth with 120 points.

5. South Africa
The South African, who are yet to win an ICC event, is ranked fifth in Reliance ICC T-20 Rankings with 118 points. They have played 28 matches this year and have a win percentage of 54%.