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Amendment to Game Stoppage Rules

The amendment outlines rules for determining the winner of a game if it is stopped due to bad light, weather, or other unavoidable reasons. If the second team has not completed 4 overs or the first team has not finished its innings, a coin toss decides the winner. If the second team has completed 4 overs, the winner is determined by the better run rate calculated based on runs scored and balls played.

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Amendment to Game Stoppage Rules

The amendment outlines rules for determining the winner of a game if it is stopped due to bad light, weather, or other unavoidable reasons. If the second team has not completed 4 overs or the first team has not finished its innings, a coin toss decides the winner. If the second team has completed 4 overs, the winner is determined by the better run rate calculated based on runs scored and balls played.

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Amendment - playing rules

1. If a game is stopped due to bad light or weather, or due to any unavoidable


reasons,
a) In case the team batting second could not complete a minimum of
4 overs, the winner shall be decided by spin of coin
b) In case the team batting first has not completed its innings, the winner
shall be decided by spin of coin.

c) In the event of team batting first being all out in less than their full
quota of overs, the calculation of their run rate shall be based on
full quota of overs to which they would have been entitled and not
on the number of overs which the team was dismissed.
d) In the case of the team batting second has completed 4 overs, the
winner shall be decided on the basis of better run rate at the time of
stoppage. To calculate the Run Rate, the total number of runs scored
by a team will be divided by the actual number of balls played by that
team, then its result will be multiplied by 6.
Total number of runs
Run Rate = Actual number of balls x 6

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