Fielding players will be seen wearing helmets! Soft signal holiday, new rules in WTC final

ICC New Rules, WTC Final: From June 7, the final match of the World Test Championship will be played between India and Australia at The Oval. Many new rules will be seen in the title match. However, these new rules have come into effect from June 1 in international cricket. Before this great match, there have been three major changes in the rules of international cricket, which will be seen in the title match between India and Australia.

Soft signals have always been a topic of discussion in international cricket. Along with the players, fans and former cricketers have been continuously giving their opinion on soft signals, but now the rules related to soft signals have changed. Now the on-field umpires will not need a soft signal to refer their decision to the third umpire.

Apart from this, the ICC has made another big change. Actually, now the safety of helmet has been made mandatory in international cricket. However, this has been done for special circumstances. The ICC has made it mandatory to wear helmets in risky situations during international matches from June 1.

three new rules

1- It will be mandatory for the batsman to wear helmet while facing the fast bowlers.

2- It will be mandatory to wear a wicketkeeper’s helmet while keeping wickets against the stumps against fast bowling.

3- If the fielders in front of the wicket are fielding near the batsman, then it will be mandatory for them to wear helmets.

Significantly, in the World Test Championship final, the challenge of Kangaroos will be in front of Team India. Both the teams will be face to face on the ground of Oval from 7th June. The Indian team will play the final of the World Test Championship for the second time in a row. Although, before this, Team India had to face defeat against New Zealand in the World Test Championship final, but this time the Indian fans are hopeful that the Indian team led by Rohit Sharma will definitely succeed in winning the World Test Championship final.

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