Cricket-New batter on strike even if players cross during catch - ICC


  • Cricket
  • Tuesday, 20 Sep 2022

Cricket - Women - One Day International - England v New Zealand - County Cricket Ground, Derby, Britain - September 23, 2021 General view of a bat Action Images via Reuters/Carl Recine/Files

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - New batters will come in at the striker's end after a catching dismissal even if those in the middle had crossed, the International Cricket Council said on Tuesday as it detailed several changes to playing conditions.

Crossing allows an incoming player a little more time to get up to speed and could prove crucial in tight contests in limited-overs cricket.

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