New Ind T20 League rules introduced by the Indian Cricket Board
Indian Cricket Board introduces new Ind T20 League rules
The Indian Cricket Board has tightened the rules and regulations concerning the family members’ presence around PMOA areas before and during the Ind T20 League fixtures. Furthermore, it has made it compulsory for players to travel alongside the team by the team bus, a rule Indian players have been told to strictly follow during the international games.
“Players to use the team bus while coming for practice. Teams may travel in two batches (sic)," a new Indian Cricket Board rule states. The news was communicated to all franchises via mail following an explanation of changes in regulations to all team managers during a meeting. The managers meeting was arranged through a Zoom call on February 18
The latest clause about the family members (of players and support staff) says they are not allowed to enter the dressing room even during practice sessions. They are anyway prohibited entry on match days. “On practice days (during pre-tournament & tournament), only accredited staff is allowed in the dressing room and on the field of play.
"Player family members and may friends travel in a different vehicle and can watch team practice from the hospitality area. For extended support staff (throw down specialist/net bowlers) list need to be submitted for approval to the Indian Cricket Board. Once approved, non-match day accreditations will be issued for the same," the mail states.
The Indian Cricket Board further stated that the fitness tests on players cannot be conducted on the main square during match days. Usually, physios use the primary track for fitness tests of players just before a match begins. The Indian Cricket Board has also said the players must wear Orange and Purple caps for a minimum of two overs and during the post match presentation ceremonies, the players must not don sleeveless jerseys.
To discuss the rules further, the Indian Cricket Board has scheduled a physical meeting with all skippers on March 20 at the Cricket Centre in Mumbai. These meetings are normally organised in the host city of the opening match. The Indian T20 League is set to kick off in Kolkata on March 22.
The following are a few changes being effected this year:
Practice during tournament
Match Day
Jersey Number
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