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Captains exempt from match bans for slow over-rates
March 23, 2025
|Sunday Island
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has revised the playing conditions for the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League (IPL), with the most notable change concerning over-rate offences and the captain having to pay the price for that.
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The BCCI has decided that captains will no longer face match bans. Instead, they will be penalised with demerit points, with a ban being enforced only in extreme cases.
At the captains and managers meeting held at the BCCI office in Mumbai on Thursday (March 20), the BCCI informed the think-tanks of the 10 franchises that there will be no match bans for slow over rate offences. Instead, a system similar to that of the ICC has been introduced, with demerit points assigned to the captain based on the severity of the offence. These demerit points will carry over for a period of three years.
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