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MCC Clarifies The Dead-ball Rule After Different Decisions In The Hundred
The Marylebone Cricket Club: The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), the custodians of the cricket laws, on Friday clarified the dead-ball rule after the law was applied in two different ways by the umpires in the ongoing 'The Hundred' in England.
The MCC, which is authorised to make, change and interpret cricket laws, defined what 'attempting to play the ball' means while adjudging dead-ball decisions by the umpires during two different games in the 100-ball competition.
The first instance occurred in the August 6 game between MI London and London Spirit. MI's Nicholas Pooran and Spirit captain Liam Livingstone had a bit of a cat-and-mouse when the English international stopped just before delivering a ball twice. Pooran then indicated he was not ready to face a ball as Livingstone aborted his run-up.
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The Marylebone Cricket Club: The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has issued a clarification on the ‘Obstructing the Field’ law following the controversial dismissal of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) batter Angkrish Raghuvanshi during the team’s recent IPL 2026 match against Lucknow Super Giants.
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The Marylebone Cricket Club: The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) said on Thursday that it has awarded Honorary Life Memberships to Moeen Ali and Meg Lanning. The duo, who announced their retirement from international cricket in the last two years, have agreed to accept the Club’s offer of the coveted membership.
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