“Our number one priority is to have all batsmen wearing the safest helmets available”
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) have announced new helmet regulations for all men and women competing in international matches.
Azhar has returned back to Pakistan
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Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali will miss the second Test against England in Dubai as he returned home following the death of his mother-in-law.
“I am excited and honoured to have been selected for one of the most important jobs in cricket”
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Former West Indies captain Richie Richardson will replace Roshan Mahanama on the the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) elite panel of match referees.
Hawkeye will be in effect during the World Cup
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) have confirmed that Hawkeye and Realtime Snicko will be used during the World Cup.
“Now they will be even closer to the game, hearing what the umpire is saying when making those decisions”
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Viewers who tune in to the upcoming ODI series between Australia and South Africa will get the chance to hear discussions between the on-field officials and third umpire.
“If we decide that there’s something wrong with the game, why should we wait until after a World Cup?”
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International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive David Richardson believes that the crackdown on illegal bowling actions has come at the right time.
“Loughborough University is the latest centre to assist in the management of the issue of illegal bowling actions in cricket”
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Loughborough University has become the latest testing centre to be accredited by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Hair was the first umpire to report Muralitharan for a suspicious bowling action
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Former international umpire Darrell Hair believes that the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) crackdown on illegal bowling actions has come 20 years too late.
Cricket Australia’s National Cricket Centre has become an accredited testing venue for suspicious bowling actions
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) have approved centres in Chennai and Brisbane to be used as venues where suspicious bowling actions can be tested.
“The pitch did not provide a fair contest between bat and ball”
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has warned Nottinghamshire for the pitch that was prepared for the first Test between England and India at Trent Bridge.
