cricket rules and regulations

 friends, today I am going to tell you cricket rules and regulations.

              There are about 30 rules for playing cricket, which give complete information about playing this game. The Laws of Cricket are made by the MCC i.e. Modi Labourne Cricket Club. The MCC is a private club based in London, England that owns the copyright to the Laws of the Game of Cricket. If ever the rules have to be changed, only the MCC can do that.
 

                      But for this too friends there is a rule. If there is any change in these rules, then the MCC will have to consult the International Cricket Council ie ICC. Only after that any changes can be made in these rules. Number one player Russia's first rule is about players and officials in cricket.

  Rule number 1 = A cricket team consists of 11 players including the captain.

 

Number 2 = Rules of Runners Retired Water Substitute An optional player can be brought in place of an injured filter in cricket. However, a substitute player can play the role of batting, bowling, wicketkeeping or captaincy. In such a situation, if our first player gets well then he can come back. On the other hand, a batsman who is not eligible to run can keep a runner for himself who completes the runs while the batsman continues to bat.

              

  Rule number 3 = Rule of umpiring There are two umpires in cricket who enforce all the rules and also make important decisions to win. He only takes the umpire, which cricket lovers would know. All decisions like out not out, no ball are given by the umpire. However, there is also a third umpire in cricket matches held at big levels like national and international. Which is present outside the field and for the help of the umpire present on the field.

  Number 4 = Laws of Score In this game there are two scorers who respond to the umpire's signals and keep the score.

  Number 5 = The circumference of the cricket ball near the ball is between 22.4 centimeters and 22.9 centimeters and weighs between 155.9 grams and 163 grams. Only one ball can be used at a time.

  Number 6 = Rules related to bat The length of the bat does not exceed 38 inches and its width does not exceed 4.25 inches. The hand holding the bat is a word considered part of the bat.

  Number 7 = Pitch In cricket, the length of the pitch is 22 yards and the width is 10 feet. It is the on-field officials who prepare it, but once play has started, the umpires have control over what happens on the pitch.

Number 8 = The near wicket associated with cricket consists of three wooden stumps, whose length is 28 inches and the distance between each stump is equal.

 

Number 9 = Laws of bowling crease and popping The bowling crease is the line between which the stumps are placed

  Number 10 = Rules related to the pitch, according to this rule information is given about how to prepare the pitch, how to cut and how to roll it.

Number 11 = Covering the pitch is covering the pitch. Depends on how the time ball reacts to it bouncing.

Number 12 = Rules related to innings Games start whether it should end in one party or two innings and whether one or both the parties will be limited by time and overs

  Number 13 = Follow on will not come according to this rule, if the team batting later scores very less runs than the team batting first in a two-innings match, then the team batting first will force the other team to bat. Can

  Number 14 = Rules related to declaration of innings The captain of the batting team can declare the end of an innings at any time when the ball is out of order.

Number 15 = 10 minutes break in between Niya Pariyas related to break and time to break is also given for lunch, tea and drinks.

Number 16 = Rules for starting and stopping the game The game starts with the call of play by the umpire and the game ends according to the time.

  Number 17 = Practice on the ground Before the start of the day's play and after the end of the game, there cannot be any practice of batting or bowling on the pitch. Bowlers can only practice with you. If we believe in Pyro, there will be no waste of time in this.

  Number 18 = Making runs Runs are scored when two batsmen run to each other's ends of the pitch.

No. 19 = Boundary, boundary drawn around the edge of the field of play, which scores four runs if a ball is hit inside or outside this boundary or if the ball touches the ground before crossing the boundary If not done, then it is considered as six.

  Number 20 = Lost Ball If a ball is lost in the game, then the playing team can demand the lost ball.

Number 21 = Result. The team that scores more runs, the team is formed without a match. If both the teams score equal runs, then there is a tie between the two.

  Number 22 = Over In one over six balls are bowled leaving wide and no ball.

Number 23 = Z Paul dead ball comes into play when the bowlers start their run and becomes useless when all activities from that center are over. Once the ball is out of play no runs can be scored.

Number 24 = Ball If the bowler bowls from the wrong place or if he straightens his elbow while throwing the ball, then that ball is declared a no ball.

  Number 25 = Wide ball The umpire can tell a ball as a wide ball. If in his opinion the batsman did not have a sufficient chance to score runs from that ball

  Number 26 = Leg bye to the left If a game that is not a no ball or a word ball passes in front of the striker and runs are scored on it, it is called a Byron If a game that is not a no ball and If it hits the striker but does not hit the bat and runs are scored on it, then it is called Like Piran.

Number 27 = Appeal If the fielders believe that the batsman is out then they can ask the umpire how is that

  Number 28 = There are many ways to get wicket out which is the wicket is dropped down. This means that the wicket has been hit by the ball.

Number 29 = Batsman run out about batsman going out of the ground, it can be stump out. If he goes out of his place.

Number 30 = A batsman is out in a condition other than clean bowled if a ball bowled by the bowler brings down his wicket.

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