The International Cricket Council (ICC) is reportedly considering significant changes to the long-debated two-ball rule in One Day Internationals (ODIs) in an effort to restore the traditional ...

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New Delhi: Addressing the long-standing concern that ODI cricket is heavily tilted in favour of batters, the International Cricket Council (ICC) may tweak the use of two-ball rule in the 50-over ...

And occasionally writing about cricket. And learning mathematics. The ICC is considering a change to the existing two-ball rule in its ODI playing conditions in a bid to restore some balance ...

The International Cricket Council’s cricket committee has recommended abolishing the use of two new balls in ODIs. The world body is also considering the use of in-game clocks in Test matches to ...

Since 2011, ODIs have used two new balls—one from each end—effectively reducing wear and tear on the ball and consequently minimizing reverse swing, a key weapon for fast bowlers during the ...