IPL 2023 New Rules: Now IPL will be more exciting, with new rules now playing XI will be selected after toss
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IPL 2023 New Rules: Indian Premier League (IPL 2023) The upcoming season is going to start from 31st March. The first match of the season will be played between defending champions Gujarat Titans and Chennai Super Kings at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. At the same time, this time many changes have been made in the rules of the tournament, which will make the game even more exciting. So let us tell you what new rules you will get to see in IPL 2023.
Captain can change his playing 11 after toss
Actually, till now in IPL the captain has to give the playing 11 sheet before the toss. That is, after winning or losing the toss, the captain could not make any changes in his playing 11, but now this will not happen. From this time the captain will come for the toss with two different team sheets and will tell his playing 11 after the toss. This will allow the franchise to choose their best playing 11 whether they bat or bowl first. Apart from this, teams will also have a chance to choose the impact player after the toss.
Significantly, IPL will be the second such league, which is implementing this rule. Earlier this was implemented in the SAT20 league held in South Africa, in which the captain used to go to the toss with a sheet containing the names of 13 players and on the basis of the toss he could choose his playing 11.
Unfair movement of players will lead to dead ball
According to the report of ESPN Cricinfo, this time if the wicketkeeper does any unfair movement, that is, if he moves with the wrong intention, then the dead ball will be declared. Along with this, 5 runs will also be added as penalty to the opposing team. Even if a fielder does this, 5 runs penalty and dead ball will be declared.
These new rules will be there in IPL 2023
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After the toss, the captain can change his playing 11.
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For the first time, the Impact Player rule will be seen in IPL.
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There will be only four fielders outside the 30 yards in the overs after the stipulated time is over. This rule is also applicable in international cricket.
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On the wrong action of the wicketkeeper, the ball will be given dead ball and five penalty runs will be given.
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Even on the wrong action of a fielder, the ball will be a dead ball and the penalty will be five runs.
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In this season, batsmen will also be allowed to take DRS regarding wide or no ball.
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