A HOST of cricket rules have been changed – including making previously illegal bats fine to play with. The rules, which were ...

The soaring cost of English willow has forced cricket’s lawmakers the MCC to rewrite their rule book and allow the use of ...

India, Feb. 4 -- As many as 73 changes in laws of cricket, including mandatory completion of the final over in case of fall of a wicket in multi-day matches, have been announced by the Marylebone ...

MCC's new cricket rules will require batting teams to play until the over's end even if a wicket falls, along with other ...

The MCC said the change provides clearer guidance on when a delivery has effectively ended, especially in run-scoring situations ...

But the MCC announced on Tuesday that play will now continue until all remaining deliveries are bowled. The Laws sub-committee said the previous rule was unnecessarily robbing matches of "drama" by ...

Cricket's rulebook is getting a significant refresh. The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), the game's law-making authority, has ...

ICC's New Cricket Rules Explained in Simple Terms Cricket's governing body, the International Cricket Council (ICC), has rolled out several important rule changes that affect how the game is played ...

The MCC has also refined the law governing wicketkeeper positioning, with 'keepers now required to be wholly behind the striker's stumps only after the ball has been released, as opposed to during the ...

The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has announced as many as 73 changes to the Laws of Cricket, with the updated rules set to come into effect from October.

The Pakistan Government have conveyed their message to their men's cricket team not to be involved with India in the T20 ...

Frustrated Cricket Australia boss Todd Greenberg vowed Monday to take up "archaic" bad light rules with the sport's governing body after a third of the opening day at the fifth Ashes Test was lost.