BCCI updates domestic cricket rules on overthrows, no-balls and wicketkeeper position

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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has revised its domestic cricket regulations to incorporate several rule changes. The updates include new guidelines governing overthrows and deliberate no-balls. The BCCI has also adopted the MCC's revised wording concerning the wicketkeeper's required position at the time of delivery. These changes align Indian domestic cricket more closely with the latest international playing conditions set by the sport's governing bodies.

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