ICC Replacement Rules (ICC REPLECEMENMENT RULE) came into the discussion in the last 2 matches of the India vs England Test series. In the fourth Test, there was a demand for change in replacement rules due to injury of Rishabh Pant and Chris Woakes in the final match. Now the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has taken a big step to get rid of this problem. Actually, new replacement rules will be implemented from the upcoming Indian domestic season, in which major changes have been made.

BCCI brought new replacement rules

The BCCI will implement the new rule in the red-ball matches from the 2025-26 domestic season. According to the new rule, like-for-license will be allowed to be brought for the seriously injured player. This rule matches the Consideration Substitute Rules of ICC. Some new rules have also been brought to the player who deliberately taking short runs and retired hurt.

A seminar of umpires is going on in Ahmedabad, in which the news of the implementation of the new rule has been given to the umpires. The board also made it clear that this rule will not be used in other white ball tournaments including Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and Vijay Hazare Trophy. It will be interesting to see whether this replacement rule is brought for IPL 2026, but a new replacement rule will also be implemented in the Under-19 CK Naidu Trophy, which is to be played in the red-ball format.

Understand rules in detail

Now only like for like replacement will be allowed. The list of players will be given before the toss, the player coming through the replacement should be from the same list.

-Only after consulting doctors and umpires will give the match referee verdict whether replacement can be made or not.

If there is no reserve wicketkeeper in the team, then the wicketkeeper player’s replacement toss can also be a player outside the list.

-The match will be added to the career records of the player who came as a chotil and as a replacement.

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Bcci age verification program: In the game of cricket, there have been cases of age-ford from time to time. Now the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has made changes in the Edge Verification Program (AVP) to prevent fraud at age. From this year, the BCCI will allow a bone test for the players whose ‘bone age’ is higher than the prescribed limit. This will ensure that no player is deprived of playing an additional season.

Till now the BCCI has been doing a bone test of boys of 14-16 age. According to the current rule, a year is added to a player’s ‘bone age’. On the basis of this increased age, that player is allowed to play in age -based cricket tournaments. For example, if a player’s ‘bone age’ comes 14.8, then it is increased to 15.8. According to this ‘bone age’, that player becomes eligible to play the next session in under-16 cricket.

Now under the new Edge Verification Program (AVP), if a player is less than 16 in his ‘birth certificate’, then he will be allowed to get another ‘bone test’. If even after investigation, his age is found less than 16, then he will be allowed to play the next session. At the same time, a similar process will be adopted for girls in 12-15 age group.

One common belief is that the investigation of ‘bone test’ cannot be considered 100% accurate, one of the reasons for the second test can also be. Last week, the rule of conducting the second Test in the BCCI meeting has been approved. Explain that this investigation is done through X-rays and the players have to go through this investigation before each domestic season.

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Bcci Rule on IPL Victory Celebration: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) won the IPL 2025 title. This was the team’s first IPL Trophy. In such a situation, the RCB team reached Bangalore to celebrate the title win the next day. Outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, a crowd of fans became uncontrolled and a stampede occurred. 11 people died in this stampede. Now taking lessons from this accident, the Cricket Board of India (BCCI) is considering making rules to celebrate the victory in the IPL.

Creating new standards for celebration of victory in IPL will be the main issue of BCCI’s 28th Top Council meeting. This meeting is to be held on Saturday. A media report quoted the source as saying, “The need to make rules for celebration of IPL victory will be discussed during the meeting.” In this meeting of BCCI, the venue of the series against New Zealand will also be discussed.

Let us know that on June 4, lakhs of fans gathered outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. The BCCI had admitted that it could be done in a better way. Now this whole matter will be discussed in detail in the BCCI meeting. In such a situation, it can also happen that action should be taken on RCB. By the way, its expectation is very low.

Many important issues will be discussed in the meeting of BCCI’s Appix Council. The decision will also be taken regarding which venue the series between India and New Zealand should be conducted. Also, there will be discussion on creating new standards regarding the investigation of the age of the players.

Significantly, the teams do road shows with the trophy after winning the IPL title, and celebrates in the city. However, RCB was not allowed by the police to road show. The team first went to the assembly to meet the Chief Minister and then went to Chinnaswamy Stadium.

Bcci sops rules: Recently, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had made many strict rules for Team India. At the same time, now IPL has also started on the same path. Actually, this time some rules of Standard Operating Procedure (SOPS) will be seen in the IPL. The information about these rules has been given to the BCCI teams. But do you know what is BCCI’s Standard Operating Procedure Rules? After this, what changes will be seen in the IPL?

The players will fall on the family and friends!

After these rules, only authorized people will be allowed to go on the field and enter the dressing room during the IPL. Therefore, a member of a player’s family will not be able to enter on the field. Apart from this, it will not be allowed to go to the dressing room. However, the BCCI has made the rules strict about the presence of family members before and during the areas of players and match officials before and during the IPL matches. Also, if the player is going for practice, then the team will have to use the bus. In this way no player will go for practice from his personal car.

Throw down specialist and net bowlers’ rules changed

However, the player’s family members and friends can travel in a separate car. Also, you can see the practice of the team from the hospitality zone. Actually, before these rules, members of the player’s family could travel in the team bus together. Apart from this, the rules of throw down specialists and net bowlers have been changed in IPL. Now the teams will have to give the list to the BCCI for approval for additional support staff like throw down specialist and net bowler. Earlier, the IPL teams could make any player a part of their team as a net bowler. But now this will not be possible.

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