Explained: Why Aston Villa face complicated Philippe Coutinho transfer from Barcelona
Philippe Coutinho is exhibiting some top form at Aston Villa as the Brazilian continues to impress on loan from Barcelona.
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Explained: What does the sanctioning of Roman Abramovich mean for Chelsea?
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Explained: MCC's nine sweeping changes to cricket laws and how they will change the game
Now, the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), which is the custodian of cricket laws, as part of its amendments to its 2022 code, have completely banned the use of saliva to shine the ball in the game of cricket. The new rules will be applicable from October this year. That though is not the only change that we will see in the game of cricket. There have been as many as nine rule changes ratified by the MCC which will change the way the sport is played. TimeofIndia.com here explains all the changes that have been made to the MCC code of laws, which will come into effect from October 1, 2022: 1.The rule: (As per MCC):Law 1 -Replacement players: The introduction of a new clause, Law 1.3, explains that replacements are to be treated as if they were the player they replaced, inheriting any sanctions or dismissals that player has done in that match. What it means: Earlier, the replacement player was treated as a fresh player, who was not connected with the actions of the player he or she replaced.
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