IPL 2021: BCCI Sets New Protocols in Place, Balls Hit for Six to be Replaced, Sanitized. The IPL has decided to change a few rules for the remainder of the 2021 season, which will begin next month in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The BCCI has decided that cricket balls will be replaced by the fourth umpire if they go in the stands or outside the stadium, according to the health and safety protocols released by the Indian board to all IPL teams.
Six Days of Strict Separation
- All support staff, including players going to visit the UAE for the IPL, will be required to complete a six-day separation period.
- It is also needed that they take three corona tests, all of which must be negative. Even before to entering the bio-bubble While Indian players in England will not be required to follow subjective scale. They will have to follow the bio-bubble rules.
- According to the Circular “If the cricket ball goes in the stands or outside the stadium, the fourth umpire will provide a replacement from the library of cricket balls. The previous ball when returned will be sanitized with alcohol-based wipes and/or UV-C by the fourth umpire and placed in the library, Members doing so must discard the soiled tissue paper securely in the provided dustbins”.
Saliva usage Prohibited Continues
The use of saliva to shine the ball will be prohibited. If a player does apply saliva to the ball, the umpires will be permissive during the initial adjustment period for the players, but subsequent instances will result in the team receiving a warning. Repeat offences will result in a 5-run penalty to the batting side. (In IPL, the saliva rule applies.)
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