The ICC has announced new rules and guidelines for the 'Corona period'

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced new rules and guidelines for cricket in view of the Corona era. Sports activity has been shut down in the world since last time due to a lockdown. 

As well as major tournaments and series are canceled or even postponed. Now, as some countries try to ratify cricket, the ICC has

issued guidelines for security reasons.

An official ICC statement made it clear that the new guideline is to return the epidemic slowly and safely to the ground from time to time. The ICC's Medical Advisory Committee, in consultation with a number of medical experts, has developed a new guideline. So that all the parties involved in cricket from the players can be protected.

Many things are important in the 16 page guideline. The guidelines for the ratification of international cricket include the appointment of a chief medical officer and the establishment of separate study camps for 14 days. Players and all those involved in cricket have to follow all these guidelines so that there is no problem in the ratification of cricket.

The ICC has divided its guidelines into three main parts

1. Safety First

The ICC has said security is a top priority. Cricket is ratified only when it is ensured that there is no danger of transition. Before any cricket session or activity, it is necessary to secure the ground, sports equipment, dressing room etc.

2. Government advice

Before cricket is ratified by all cricket-related organizations, the government has to ensure that all its rules and regulations are followed. All domestic and international restrictions and regulations imposed by the government should be followed.

3.Cricket leaves leadership and represents leadership

Cricket can play an important role against epidemics and set an example for society. Cricket as a sport will work to create a normal situation within everyone and in the society and it will improve the mental and physical health. The ICC is the premier body of cricket and is ready to do whatever it takes to serve as much as it needs to.