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MCC Laws of Cricket
Thu, November 15 2018
MCC amends beamer rules, gives umpires more say
Law 41.6, which applies to short-pitched fast bowling - bouncers - is unchanged.
Fri, February 16 2018
Alec Coxon legally bowls consecutive overs in same innings from same end
Alec Coxon should not have been able to bowl consecutive overs, but this was a special case.
Thu, November 27 2014
Phil Hughes injury: A cruel example of game’s risks
The question of how batsmen should protect themselves from a blow on the head is not a new one.
Wed, October 14 2015
Why chucking should be legalised
MCC had banned John Willes after he wreaked havoc with his overarm bowling.
Thu, February 21 2013
MCC: Bowler knocking over stumps in delivery stride to be adjudged as no-ball
The sight of England fast bowler Steven Finn knocking over the stumps in his delivery stride has led MCC to draw up a new no-ball rule that will take effect in October, it was announced Thursday.
Wed, March 28 2012
Match officials help protect the spirit of the game
Cricket is a game that owes much of its unique appeal to the fact that it should be played not only within its Laws but also within the Spirit of the Game - MCC Law of Cricket