IPL 2023: The most awaited cricket T20 tournament, Indian Premier League, will begin on March 31, 2023. Gujarat Titans will lock horns with Chennai Super Kings in the first match of IPL 2023 at the Narendra Modi Crickey Stadium, Ahmedabad.

IPL 2023: The most awaited cricket T20 tournament, Indian Premier League, will begin on March 31, 2023. Gujarat Titans will lock horns with Chennai Super Kings in the first match of IPL 2023 at the Narendra Modi Crickey Stadium, Ahmedabad. Ten teams will participate in the extravagant cricket league launched by BCCI 16 years ago. However, for 2023, things are different as the Board of Cricket Control in India (BCCI) has made some amendments to the rules and format of IPL 2023. Firstly, BCCI has restored the home-and-away method of conducting league matches in the 16th edition of IPL. They have divided the two groups into two groups of five. Each team will play 14 league-stage matches, including seven home and seven away games. Furthermore, the IPL will continue for 52 days across 12 venues. Here are all the new rules and changes in the old ones introduced by BCCI in the Indian Premier League 2023. IPL 2023 Wide Ball Review Players can challenge the umpire's wide and no-ball decisions using the Decision Review System (DRS). The Women's Premier League (WPL) 2023 became the first tournament to introduce and implement the new rile. IPL will also practice the rule in their upcoming matches from March 31, 2023. Mumbai Indians-Women's captain, Harmanpreet Kaur, became the first player to challenge the umpire's wide call and benefit from it. IPL 2023 Impact Player Rule BCCI has added a new 'Impact Player' rule in Indian Premier League 2023. It allows every team to replace one of their on-field players with any of the four substitutes anytime during the match. However, the replaced player cannot participate in the game any further, not even as a substitute player. Furthermore, if a team names four foreign players in their playing eleven, the impact player can only be an Indian. IPL 2023 Venues Since the BCCI has changed the format of the league-stage matches to home-and-away matches, each team has a home venue. Thus, each team will play 14 league-stage matches, including seven home and seven away matches. The top four teams in the IPL points table will qualify for the semifinals. IPL Team Venues Mumbai Indians Wankhede Stadium Gujarat Titans Narendra Modi Stadium Delhi Capitals Arun Jaitley Stadium Kolkata Knight Riders Eden Gardens Chennai Super Kings M. A. Chidambaram Stadium Punjab Kings Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium Royal Challengers Bangalore M. Chinnaswamy Stadium Lucknow Super Joints BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium Rajasthan Royals Sawai Mansingh Stadium Sunrisers Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium ALSO READ | IPL 2023 Full Schedule: 14 days to go, Check schedule, teams, squad, venues, captains, coaches, live & tickets

IPL 2023 New Rules: 12 days to go, Here's how Indian Premier League 2023 would be different from IPL 2022

The game of cricket is changing and it’s changing for good. Following the invention of the T20 format and the franchise cricket that followed, this game has seen introduction of several new rules. With the Women’s Premier League (WPL) being the talking point&nbsp;as of now, there is one new rule that has been added to its guide book which states that a player can now challenge any on-field decision, and not just dismissals, be it a no-ball and also a wide ball during this tournament and also during the 2023 Indian Premier League (IPL).

In the first of its kind move in the T20 cricket across the world, the players, barring the ‘Timed Out’ (Player Review), can now request for a review against any call given by the on-field umpire, something that has never been seen before. These Add-Ons will also be part of the two reviews that each team gets during both innings. However, the leg-byes, will be exempted from this.

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"A player may request a review of any decision taken by the on-field umpires concerning whether or not a batter is dismissed, with the exception of 'Timed Out' (Player Review)," the playing conditions for the WPL say. "A player may also be allowed to review any decision taken by on-field umpires concerning wide or no ball."

The first of such instance happened during the inaugural WPL match between Mumbai Indians and Gujarat Giants when the on-field umpire signalled a ball bowled by Mumbai’s Saika Ishaque that was going down on the leg side as a wide ball; after which Saika decided to review it and the replays showed it touched batter Monica Patel’s gloves, resulting in the decision to get overturned.

Even during the match between Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangalore on Sunday at the CCI, Delhi’s Jemimah Rodrigues also decided to use such a review. During the final over in the first innings, Megan Schutt bowled a full-toss that Rodrigues dispatched for a four over the short fine leg.&nbsp;She, however, felt it was above the waist height and decided to challenge it for a potential no-ball. That didn’t happen though because the replays and ball-tracking showed the ball was dipping on to the batter and that she had even crouched a little bit, almost hitting it off on her knees.

As the tournament only got started, there is a likeness that more such instances will be recorded.

The game of cricket is changing and it’s changing for good. Following the invention of the T20 format and the franchise cricket that followed, this game has seen introduction of several new rules.

The game of cricket is changing and it’s changing for good. Following the invention of the T20 format and the franchise cricket that followed, this game has seen introduction of several new rules. With the Women’s Premier League (WPL) being the talking point as of now, there is one new rule that has been added to its guide book which states that a player can now challenge any on-field decision, and not just dismissals, be it a no-ball and also a wide ball during this tournament and also during the 2023 Indian Premier League (IPL). In the first of its kind move in the T20 cricket across the world, the players, barring the ‘Timed Out’ (Player Review), can now request for a review against any call given by the on-field umpire, something that has never been seen before. These Add-Ons will also be part of the two reviews that each team gets during both innings. However, the leg-byes, will be exempted from this. ALSO READ: WPL 2023: DC-W vs RCB-W - Shafali Verma, Meg Lanning star with bat as Delhi beat Challengers by 60 runs "A player may request a review of any decision taken by the on-field umpires concerning whether or not a batter is dismissed, with the exception of 'Timed Out' (Player Review)," the playing conditions for the WPL say. "A player may also be allowed to review any decision taken by on-field umpires concerning wide or no ball." The first of such instance happened during the inaugural WPL match between Mumbai Indians and Gujarat Giants when the on-field umpire signalled a ball bowled by Mumbai’s Saika Ishaque that was going down on the leg side as a wide ball; after which Saika decided to review it and the replays showed it touched batter Monica Patel’s gloves, resulting in the decision to get overturned. Even during the match between Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangalore on Sunday at the CCI, Delhi’s Jemimah Rodrigues also decided to use such a review. During the final over in the first innings, Megan Schutt bowled a full-toss that Rodrigues dispatched for a four over the short fine leg. She, however, felt it was above the waist height and decided to challenge it for a potential no-ball. That didn’t happen though because the replays and ball-tracking showed the ball was dipping on to the batter and that she had even crouched a little bit, almost hitting it off on her knees. As the tournament only got started, there is a likeness that more such instances will be recorded.

Not just on-field dismissals, no-ball, wide also can be reviewed in WPL, IPL 2023

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