Bat-Ball Balance Crucial to Cricket, Latest Law Changes Reward Fielding Side More: MCC Official
- The Delhi & District Cricket Association hosted a Marylebone Cricket Club workshop for umpires before the revised Laws of Cricket take effect on October 1, 2026.
- MCC Head of Cricket Fraser Stewart said the changes aim to improve the balance between bat and ball and reward the fielding side more.
- The new edition includes 73 changes, including a requirement that a new batter face the remaining deliveries if a wicket falls during the final over of a day’s play.
- MCC launched its Laws of Cricket app in English, Hindi, and Urdu, with Bangla and Kannada versions planned.
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DDCA Hosts MCC Laws Of Cricket Workshop In Delhi
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. The Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA) hosted a special MCC Laws of Cricket Workshop in Delhi for the Association’s umpires, ahead of the New Laws of Cricket taking effect from October 1, 2026. Sports News | DDCA Hosts MCC Laws Of Cricket Workshop In Delhi.
Bat-ball balance crucial to cricket as latest laws reward fielding side: MCC
MCC Head of Cricket Fraser Stewart has stressed the need to maintain a balance between bat and ball, with the latest Laws of Cricket introducing changes designed to give the fielding side greater reward, including a new rule for wickets falling in the final over of the day's play.
Bat-ball balance crucial to cricket, says MCC official - The Tribune
Maintaining a fair balance between bat and ball remains crucial to cricket, MCC Head of Cricket Fraser Stewart said on Wednesday, pointing to changes in the latest laws of the game aimed at rewarding the fielding side more. Speaking on the sidelines of the Laws of Cricket 2026 Umpire’s Workshop organised by the Delhi and […]
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