The two important rules of the ICC were changed

The two important rules of the ICC were changed from Sunday. Two important rules have been changed to Zimbabwe's one-day match with the hosts in the South African camp. One ball tampering and the other is the Rain Act DarkWest-Lewis Method (DL Method).

This year, the ICC learned well from the ball distortion of Australian cricketers in the Cape Town Test. For the reason that the ICC has done a lot of research, the ICC's strictest punishment has been strictly prohibited for ball corruption,

If a cricketer tries to change the size of the ball in the playground, then it will be considered as ICC's level three offense. Previously it was considered to be level to crime. The new rules were introduced, from September 30. South Africa and Zimbabwe face the first match of the new rules.

If the ball is disturbed by the new dimension (for level 3 offense) 12 digit points will be added. Eight demerit points were penalized for that offense before. That means the offender will be banned for 6 Tests or 12 one-day matches for the offense punishable by ball distortion from 30 September.

The ICC also found it difficult to punish the untoward behavior of the field or the umpire. At the same time, changes in the main law of the Dakeworld-Lewis system were also brought about.

The ICC said on Saturday that the rules of the new rain law Since Sunday, South Africa-Zimbabwe have started the new rules from the match. At the same time, the new code of conduct and playing conditions of the ICC were introduced.

This is the third version of the DarkWorld-Lewis Method. Earlier, the DL version of the second edition was made in international cricket in 2014. Ball-by-ball analysis is done in DL mode. Even in power play, It has been played in four years, with 700 ODIs and 428 Twenty20 games.

In the new rules, they will get a little more advantage of the team that runs more towards the end of the innings. For example, in the one-day format, the last 20 overs of the innings are of high importance. This rule will be established in both the men and women. The International Cricket Council (ICC) said that the International Cricket Council (ICC)

The new rules also brought several changes to the Code of Conduct for the players. The decision was taken at the ICC Board Meeting in Dublin on July 2, last year. New rule-level 3 crimes increased from 8 to suspension point 12. That is equivalent to 6 Tests and 12 One-Day Internationals. From now on, Level 1, 2, 3 can be punished with the offense of match referee. The Level 4 offense will be heard on the Judicial Commission.

Note that three Australian cricketers were found guilty of ball distortion in the Cape Town Test in South Africa this year. The Australian Cricket Board (Cricket Australia), banned for a year from playing for the country's cricket team, has been appointed by Australian teammate Smith Smith and vice-captain David Warner. The main accused Cameron Bancroft was banned from cricket for 9 months.
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