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- The International Cricket Council introduced a 60-second stop clock rule for bowling teams to start each new over in ODI matches.
- Bowling teams receive two warnings for exceeding the time limit before incurring a five-run penalty for subsequent violations.
- Exceptions are provided for specific delays such as injuries or waiting for a new batter after a wicket falls.
- This measure aims to reduce match duration by 20 to 25 minutes.
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- Impact of five-run penalties on match outcomes during the 2027 ODI World Cup.
- Adjustment of bowling captains and teams to the strict time constraints.
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