Ganguly on the new rules of ICC – these changes are good for cricket

Team India’s former captain Sourav Ganguly praised the new rules of the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday. These include the rule of sending the player out of the ground due to bad behavior. The ICC had informed about the changes in its rules on Tuesday.

According to the new rules of ICC, if the player violates the Level 4 rules, then the umpire can send him out of the field. Apart from this, the ICC Code of Conduct will adopt the same attitude as the wrong behavior involving level 1-3 , as it is being adopted. In these cases, the ICC will announce the referee and the decisions of the field umpires by taking the referendum.

Ganguly said, “These rules have been made by MCC and there are reasons behind this: There are many problems on lower level cricket outside of India, especially in England and South Africa . This is a good change.” Ganguly said, “Nobody can understand the importance (new rules of ICC) until he sees video clipping.”

Intimidating the umpire, wrongful and deliberate physical contact with the umpire, violent behavior or any other kind of violent behavior with any player or other member, the player will be considered guilty of Level 4.

Explain that there will be only one sentence for the crime of this manner and that he should go outside of the convicts. The special thing is that the guilty player of Level 4 will not return after leaving the ground. The new rules will apply from Thursday.

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