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DDCA Conducts MCC Workshop in Delhi on 2026 Cricket Law Changes
✍️ Asianet Newsable
🗓 01 Oct 2026, 07:37 AM
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The Delhi District Cricket Association (DDCA) held a workshop in Delhi to brief officials and coaches on the new International Cricket Council (ICC) laws that will take effect in 2026.
The Delhi District Cricket Association (DDCA) organized a workshop in Delhi on Tuesday to introduce the upcoming changes in cricket laws set to be implemented in 2026. The event brought together DDCA officials, coaches, and senior players to discuss the implications of the new regulations.
The workshop, conducted in partnership with the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), focused on key areas such as player conduct, use of technology, and match administration. Participants were briefed on how the revised rules will affect domestic competitions and the preparation of teams for international fixtures.
While the session did not delve into every detail of the new laws, it highlighted the importance of compliance and the need for updated training modules. DDCA representatives emphasized that early awareness would help teams adapt smoothly when the changes come into force.
The workshop was part of DDCA’s broader initiative to align Indian cricket standards with global norms and to ensure that players and officials are well‑prepared for the 2026 law changes.
The workshop, conducted in partnership with the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), focused on key areas such as player conduct, use of technology, and match administration. Participants were briefed on how the revised rules will affect domestic competitions and the preparation of teams for international fixtures.
While the session did not delve into every detail of the new laws, it highlighted the importance of compliance and the need for updated training modules. DDCA representatives emphasized that early awareness would help teams adapt smoothly when the changes come into force.
The workshop was part of DDCA’s broader initiative to align Indian cricket standards with global norms and to ensure that players and officials are well‑prepared for the 2026 law changes.