In addition to the stop clock, the ICC has rolled out several other rule changes. The Decision Review System (DRS) protocols have been refined and over-rate penalties in Tests have been reworked.

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Cricket News: The ICC has introduced significant changes to cricket playing conditions across all formats, including Test, ODI, and T20I. A stop clock will be perma ...

5y Stop clock for Tests, no ball change after use of saliva, new DRS protocols and more The stop clock is shown on the big screen Getty Images Nagraj Gollapudi Close ...

No mandatory ball change for deliberate use of saliva While the ban on the use of saliva on the ball continues, the ICC has said it is no longer mandatory for the umpires to change the ball after ...

Time-wasting goes out of the window for teams with the introduction of this new rule. The bowling side has exactly 60 seconds to start the next over. If the clock ticks over 60 seconds then five ...

The ICC has introduced stop clock in Test cricket to deal with slow over rates while allowing fielding teams to decide which batter should be on strike in case of a ‘deliberate’ short-run as ...

The new rules have been implemented from the 2025-2027 World Test Championship which got underway with the first of the two Tests between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in Galle.

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Stop clock to DRS protocol: What are the new rule changes introduced by ICC in men’s cricket across all formats Some rules have already started with the 2025–27 World Test Championship (WTC ...

Stop clock rule in Test cricket - how it works and penalties To solve the problem of slow over-rates, ICC introduced the stop clock system for the white-ball format last year.

The ICC’s decision to introduce stop clock in Test cricket to deal with slow over-rates has come into effect from the Sri Lanka-Bangladesh series. Operating with just one ball in ODIs from the 35th ...