1) Batting Rotation Rule:

Rotation of batting still exists - there is some clarification on the last pair batsmen spillover to the next game: If two batsmen playing last in current game remain not out, they will open in the next game. It is in their discretion also if they want to open or not. If they want, they can either open in the next game or they forfeit their chance and can come to bat only after everyone else in the rotation are done with their batting for that game.

2) Batsmen Retirement Rule:

No more min 6 balls limit per batsmen. Captain can talk to the batsmen and retire him accordingly.

3) Bowling Restrictions: 3,3,3,2,2,2,2,2,1 = 20 overs

4) Mankad Rule:

As per rule, if the batsman (non-striker) leaves his crease before the bowler has delivered the ball and at the same time if the bowler runs the non-striker out, then according to the LAWS OF THE GAME the batsman is declared OUT by “MANKAD”. This series will require bowler to give 1 warning to the umpire. Since umpire and batsmen belong to same team, its umpire's duty to keep the batsmen informed. After that warning, Mankadding will be legal. Also, when umpires change, previous umpire will have to inform new umpire if the Mankad warning has already been given.

5) No Balls, Wides and Bouncers:

a) Above the waist is a no-ball i.e. a full toss from a bowler that reaches the batsman at waist height or above.

NOTE: Batsmen position matters here

If batsmen is out of the crease, then the umpire has to calculate according to the batsmen position and declare a no-ball or not (We are following the ICC rule here)

b) And we also have a no-ball for wrong field placement

If more than 3 fielders outside during powerplay overs, its a No Ball.

If more than 5 fielders outside during non-powerplay overs, its a No Ball

c) No-ball for over stepping also

1st bouncer over the shoulder is 1 per over

2nd bouncer over the shoulder is 2 per over

d) 3rd bouncer over the shoulder is a no-ball

Any ball over the head is a wide

In a no-ball and free hit, batsmen can be RUN-OUT

In a no-ball, if the batsmen takes a run, field can be changed or else same field has to be continued.(ICC RULE)

6) New FREE HIT RULE added

We have FREE HITS for any kind of no-ball. By this all bowlers will keep an eye on their lengths.

Everything else stays the same.