Stop Clock: ICC has introduced the stop clock system in ODIs and T20Is. This over time can accurately calculate the match time. This stop clock system has been made mandatory by the ICC.

According to this new rule, the interval between one over and another should not be more than 60 seconds, that is, the next over must be bowled within 60 seconds of the completion of one over. An electronic clock counting from 60 to zero is displayed on the screen. If this time limit is violated more than 2 times, the bowling team will be fined 5 runs and the batting team will be fined 5 runs.

This rule has come into effect with the current T20 World Cup series. According to this, USA has now given 5 runs as a penalty. During the match, American captain Aaron Jones was warned by the field umpires. After this, they imposed a fine on America. We have to pay attention to this. Before this match, we got a warning from the umpires for this reason. We also decided that there should be a test for this.

We did not have this rule in the Canada and Bangladesh series we played earlier. The problem is that we don't play with you for a long time. For us, we don't think those 5 runs will make a big difference in the game, US coach Stuart Law said.