Re: New rules for Aus vs India


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1) An additional fielder will be allowed outside the fielding circle
during the second or third Powerplays.

2) If an ODI innings is reduced, the numbers of overs making up each
of the three Powerplays shall be reduced proportionately.

3) If a bowler bowls a front foot no-ball, the following delivery will
be deemed a free hit and the batsman cannot be dismissed by the bowler
from that delivery. He can only be run out.

4) There will be a mandatory change of the ball after 35 overs of each
innings; the replacement will be a clean used ball.
c & p from cricinfo


On point 4, why don't they just go back to what they used to do in the
World Series Cup? They would use 2 balls, one from each end. The balls
would only be 25 overs old each by the end of the match, rather than
this idea of playing with one ball for 35 overs and then suddenly
changing it for one in a significantly different condition.

Also, do you know how flexible the 35 over mark is? Consider that the
ball is damaged after 20 overs and is replaced. Would it still be
replaced prior to the commencement of over 36? Consider that the ball
is damaged halfway through the 35th over and is replaced. Do they then
replace it again 3 balls later? If the answer in the first scenario is
YES and the answer in the second scenario is NO, I wonder where the "cut
off" point is.

--
George
"Strike me down while you can, but it won't make your dried up ovaries
any more fertile." - Eric Cartman - 3 May 2006





Aus 107/4.........One more wicket in the next few overs and Aus will be
out of the match.....

Anything < 270 will be hard to defend for Aus....


Are you suggesting that Australia won't last 35 overs, and India won't
need 35 overs?

--
George
"We've got Jews and perverts and bullies and all kinds of sinners in this
town, Sister Ann." - Eric Cartman - 26 July 2000




Yes


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  • Re: New rules for Aus vs India
    ... If an ODI innings is reduced, the numbers of overs making up ... the replacement will be a clean used ball. ...
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  • Re: New rules for Aus vs India
    ... If an ODI innings is reduced, the numbers of overs making up each ... the replacement will be a clean used ball. ...
    (rec.sport.cricket)
  • Re: New rules for Aus vs India
    ... If an ODI innings is reduced, the numbers of overs making up ... the replacement will be a clean used ball. ...
    (rec.sport.cricket)
  • Re: New rules for Aus vs India
    ... If an ODI innings is reduced, the numbers of overs making up each ... There will be a mandatory change of the ball after 35 overs of each ... the replacement will be a clean used ball. ...
    (rec.sport.cricket)