The stop-clock is set to become permanent in all ODIs and T20Is from June 2024, starting with the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 in the West Indies and USA.

The stop clock which was being trialled in international cricket to deal with flagging over rates will be a permanent feature in men’s ODIs and T20Is between Full Members from June 1, 2024. The ICC ...

Cracking the whip on time-wasting tactics in white-ball cricket, the ICC on Friday announced that the stop-clock system, which requires teams to start a new over within 60 seconds of the previous ...

International white-ball matches will have a stop-clock to regulate the amount of time taken between overs and a team taking more than 60 seconds between two overs will incur a 5-run penalty if ...

ICC makes stop clock system permanent in ODIs and T20Is from T20 World Cup 2024, saving time in matches.

Starting July 2, ODIs will be played with one ball from the 35th over onward, instead of using two new balls from either end throughout the innings.

The stop clock to help speed up over rates will become a permanent feature in men's ODIs and T20Is between Full Members from June 1, the ICC announced after its board meetings in Dubai this week ...

The stop clock rule, currently undergoing trial, will become a permanent feature in international cricket, with its implementation during the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup in June green-lighted.

The stop clock which was being trialled in international cricket to deal with flagging over rates will be a permanent feature of all men's ODIs and T20Is between Full Members from June 1, 2024 ...