BCCI updates domestic cricket rules regarding overthrows and no-balls
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
The BCCI has announced updates to domestic cricket regulations concerning overthrows and deliberate no-balls. This change includes the implementation of revised wording from the MCC that pertains to the wicketkeeper's position at the point of delivery. The updates aim to clarify rules and improve gameplay in domestic tournaments. These changes will take effect for upcoming matches this summer, as stated by officials.
- •BCCI updates rules for overthrows and no-balls
- •MCC's revised wording on wicketkeeper position adopted
- •Changes apply to domestic tournaments this summer
- •Aim to enhance gameplay and reduce disputes
- •Revisions focus on clarity and enforcement of regulations
- 6:00 PMESPNcricinfo — BCCI updates domestic rules for overthrows, deliberate no-balls
"The BCCI has also implemented the MCC's revised wording relating to the wicketkeeper's position at the point of delivery
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