Powerplay rule
Helmets Catch Out:
During the batsing, the ball falls on the betmanine helmet and falls in the stumble, or if it goes in hand, it will be kept out.
60 overs in 50 overs
When the first one-day game was played in 1971, it was played in 60 overs. Later in 1977 it was made 50 overs. The first 50 overs (6 ball hour) was played in the match match between Pakistan and West Indies.
Powerplay rule:
One day there are three power players in the match. The first power player is 1-10 o'clock in which only two players are out of 30 yard circles. The second round of 11-40 overs is 4 players outside 30 yards. The third powerful is about 49 overs. You can place 5 fields out of 30 yard circle.
During the batsing, the ball falls on the betmanine helmet and falls in the stumble, or if it goes in hand, it will be kept out.
60 overs in 50 overs
When the first one-day game was played in 1971, it was played in 60 overs. Later in 1977 it was made 50 overs. The first 50 overs (6 ball hour) was played in the match match between Pakistan and West Indies.
One day there are three power players in the match. The first power player is 1-10 o'clock in which only two players are out of 30 yard circles. The second round of 11-40 overs is 4 players outside 30 yards. The third powerful is about 49 overs. You can place 5 fields out of 30 yard circle.
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