Index
- Unfair play 1 Home
- 41.1 Responsibility of captains
- 41.2 Responsibility of umpires
- 41.3 The match ball - changing its condition
- 41.4 Deliberate attempt to distract the striker
- 41.5 Deliberate distraction, deception or obstruction of batter
41.3 MATCH BALL -
CHANGING ITS CONDITION
The umpires should frequently inspect the ball to check its condition
The umpires should take charge of the ball at the fall of a wicket, at the start of an interval and interruption of play
Without wasting time, any member of the fielding side can
Using saliva will be treated the same way as any other unfair methods of changing the condition of the ball
The umpires should frequently inspect the ball to check its condition
The umpires should take charge of the ball at the fall of a wicket, at the start of an interval and interruption of play
Without wasting time, any member of the fielding side can
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dry a wet ball with a piece of cloth approved by the umpires
polish the ball but must not use any artificial substance
he new Law will not permit the use of saliva on the ball.
remove mud from the seam
Using saliva will be treated the same way as any other unfair methods of changing the condition of the ball