Ben Stokes Criticizes ICC Over Over-Rate Rules
Ben Stokes Criticizes ICC Over Over-Rate Rules

Ben Stokes Criticizes ICC Over Over-Rate Rules

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England's Test captain, Ben Stokes, has criticized the ICC for its lack of communication regarding over-rate penalties after both England and New Zealand were fined and docked points following their recent Test match. Stokes emphasized that England has lost 22 WTC points due to over-rate violations, including a significant 19-point deduction from the 2023 Ashes series. He expressed frustration at the inconsistencies in over-rate enforcement, particularly highlighting that spin-heavy conditions in Asia do not present similar issues. Stokes has called for more dialogue between players and the ICC to address these concerns, noting that many tactical decisions during matches can impact over-rate. The BCCI has also recently rejected Pakistan's PCB request for neutral venues for upcoming ICC events, highlighting ongoing tensions between the two cricket boards. The ICC is set to hold an emergency meeting to address these issues as both boards navigate the complex landscape of international cricket.

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