IPL 2023: This Rule is Being Implemented For The First Time in IPL

IPL 2023: This Rule is Being Implemented For The First Time in IPL. The captain will be able to take review even on wide and no ball. Women’s IPL (WPL) continues, in which a change has been made in DRS (DRS in Cricket).

For the first time in the Indian Premier League:-

This new rule (IPL New Rules) will also be applicable in the upcoming IPL. This will be the first time in the Indian Premier League that this rule is being implementing.

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The Women’s Premier League is playing at the Brabourne Stadium and DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai. The final match will be holding on March 26, five days after that the IPL will start on March 31.

The first match will be Chennai Super Kings vs Gujarat Titans which will be playing at the Narendra Modi Stadium.

The rule of DRS has become very important in IPL and cricket, it is a boon for the players who are victims of the umpire’s wrong decision. Another rule has been including in this boon.

IPL DRS Rules 2023:

According to the report of Cricinfo, from IPL 2023, another rule will be included in the review system. Players will now be able to take DRS even on no ball or wide ball.

As the ball came out from behind a batsman, the umpire felt that the ball touched some part and went back and if he did not give a wide, then the batsman would be able to take a review on it. If the review is correct, then the review will be saving, otherwise it will be useless.

The same will happen for the bowling team, if they feel that there is no wide but the umpire has given a wide, then they will be able to take a review.

There will be a time limit for this which is already running. Now DRS can be deciding within 15 seconds of the decision.

This rule has been using in WPL:-

This rule is starting in the Women’s Premier League. And it has already was using in the first match.

On Saturday, March 4, the ball bowling by Mumbai Indians bowler Saika Ishaq was declaring wide by the on-field umpire.

Mumbai took a review of this, and the umpire had to change his decision. After watching the replays, it was finding that the ball had hit the batsman’s gloves.

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IPL 2023 Team

• Mumbai Indians
• Chennai Super Kings
• Gujarat Titans
• Lucknow Super Giants
• Sunrisers Hyderabad
• Royal Challengers Bangalore
• Punjab Kings
• Delhi Capitals
• Kolkata Knight Riders
• Rajasthan Royals.