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ICC Chief Executive Committee

ICC approve major changes to playing conditions for international cricket

A T20I innings will be scheduled to span 85 minutes, instead of 80 minutes.

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ICC Committee exchange views on recent controversies

The recent 'Mankading' row was reportedly one of the hot topics of discussion.

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ICC likely to do away with two new balls rule in ODI cricket: Report

The experimental rule of having two new balls in One-Day Internationals (ODIs) is likely to be done away with at International Cricket Council’s (ICC) year-end meeting.

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Implications of ICC’s decision to amend laws in various forms of cricket

The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Chief Executive Committee (CEC) met for two days in Dubai to take some major decisions. These included topping two DRS reviews after 80 overs in Test matches, amendment to the existing rule of using two new balls per innings in an ODI, and plucking the loophole by announcing there shall be no tactical change of captains in the middle of a series. Sarang Bhalerao takes a look at the decisions taken in the ICC meet and writes about its implications.

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DRS top-up will only be useful if the system becomes fool-proof

The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) chief executive committee meeting agreed to provide teams with a review top-up at the end of 80 overs in an innings in a Test match, whereby they would regain their lost chances. Nishad Pai Vaidya argues that only a fool-proof system would make it more effective and also discusses some other issues.

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BCCI-CSA feud: All eyes on Haroon Lorgat-Sanjay Patel’s meet during ICC CEC

At the dawn of what became popularly known as the new South Africa, there was a special relationship between the country's cricket officials and their counterparts from India.

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BCCI faces opposition in use of balls rule in ODI cricket during ICC CEC meet

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) bid to change the existing rule of using two new white balls in One-Day Internationals (ODIs) saw strong opposition from some of the other member Boards which led to International Cricket Council (ICC) only agreeing to use one ball in a curtailed match.

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ICC agrees on DRS top-up after 80 overs in each Test innings during CEC meet

Teams will be allowed two additional reviews after 80 overs of an innings in Test matches from October 1, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced on Wednesday.

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BCCI continues to oppose DRS

The Board of Cricket Control in India (BCCI) again had its way on the contentious Decision Review System (DRS) after the International Cricket Council (ICC) Board failed to ratify its universal application following India's opposition to the technology.

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Mandatory use of DRS recommended by ICC

The International Cricket Council's Chief Executive Committee on Monday recommended mandatory use of the controversial Decision Review System, an innovation that has been consistently opposed by the BCCI, in Tests and one-dayers.

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