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IPL players and coaches welcomed the decision to use two new balls in matches, with one ball being introduced after the 11th over in the second innings to counter dew. Varun Chakravarthy and RCB ...

Story continues below this ad “Henceforth, umpires have given the power to use two different balls in the second innings. The umpire can use a second ball after the 11th over and it will be up to him ...

Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj says the lifting of the ban is an "excellent decision" Bowlers will be allowed to use saliva to shine the cricket ball in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL ...

Bowlers will be allowed to use saliva to shine the cricket ball in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL), reversing the ban imposed during the Covid pandemic five years ago, reports say.

At the captains’ meeting ahead of IPL 2025 at the BCCI headquarters here on Thursday, all ten agreed that the ban on the use of saliva to shine the ball can be lifted to offset some of the bat ...

Bowlers can use saliva to shine the ball at this season’s Indian Premier League (IPL). The BCCI lifted the Covid-19 pandemic time ban that ICC came up with after the meeting of IPL captains in Mumbai ...

IMAGE: Senior India pacer Mohammed Shami had spoken about the need to use saliva on the ball in what has become a predominantly batters' game. Photograph: Mohammed Shami/X The Board of Control for ...

Under this rule, on-field umpires will assess the condition of the ball after the 11th over of the second innings. If excessive dew is detected, the bowling team will be permitted to use a new ball.

The BCCI on Thursday lifted the ban on use of saliva on the ball in the upcoming Indian Premier League after a majority of captains agreed to its proposal, making it the first major cricket ...