Cricket may be called a gentleman’s game, but it sure comes with its fair share of bizarre and head-scratching rules. While ...

According to the Marylebone Cricket Club website, there are 42 different laws of cricket, most of them divided into multiple sub-sections, plus an appendix. One player who would feel right at home ...

This was not it. To add salt to insult, it was termed a no-ball and MI were given a free-hit, as per the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) -- the custodian of the laws of cricket -- rules. According ...

According to the Laws of Cricket, a wicketkeeper must stay completely behind the stumps from the moment the ball comes into play until it either touches the bat, the batter’s body, or passes the ...

which relates to “changing the condition of the ball in breach of Law 42.3. of the Laws of Cricket.” The charge was laid by on-field umpires Christopher Taylor and Kashif Sandy after the end ...

violating Law 21.5 of the MCC's Laws of Cricket. Delhi Capitals were awarded a free hit and an extra run. While the front-foot rule allows part of the foot to be behind the popping crease ...

Kate Coppack took 46 wickets in 51 games for the Sunrisers regional side According to the Marylebone Cricket Club website, there are 42 different laws of cricket, external, most of them divided ...