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ECB revises injury replacement rules to apply only in first innings

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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has updated its injury replacement trial following consultations with stakeholders. Under the revised rules, teams are now only permitted to bring in a replacement player during both teams' first innings. The previous like-for-like requirement has been relaxed, with the stipulation now applying only to the skillset of the replacement rather than a strict player match. The changes aim to bring greater clarity and fairness to how injury and illness substitutions are handled during matches.

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