ILT20 Season 5 introduces new batter zone Wide rule and two-way 60-second stop clock
The ILT20’s fifth season introduces a new ‘batter zone’ rule for determining Wides and extends the 60-second stop clock to batting teams. Batters must be ready within a minute, with five penalty runs for repeated delays after two warnings. Playing XIs must also include UAE, Afghanistan and Associate players. The tournament runs from November 21 to December 20.
Key Takeaways
- The ILT20’s fifth season introduces a new ‘batter zone’ rule for determining Wides and extends the 60-second stop clock to batting teams.
- Batters must be ready within a minute, with five penalty runs for repeated delays after two warnings.
- Playing XIs must also include UAE, Afghanistan and Associate players.
The ILT20’s fifth season introduces a new ‘batter zone’ rule for determining Wides and extends the 60-second stop clock to batting teams. Batters must be ready within a minute, with five penalty runs for repeated delays after two warnings. Playing XIs must also include UAE, Afghanistan and Associate players. The tournament runs from November 21 to December 20.
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Times of India Sports.