what changes have occurred in the game of cricket in the second half of 18th century when the mcc revised the cricket laws
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The changes which were brought in the game of cricket by the MCC’s
revision of the laws during the second half of the 18th century are as
follows:
1) It became common to pitch the ball through the air, rather than
roll it along the ground.
2) It also opened new possibilities for spin and swing. In response,
batsmen had to master timing and shot selection.
3) The curved bat was replaced with the straight one. All this raised
the premium on skill and reduced the influence of rough ground
and brute force.
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1. It became common to pitch the ball through the air.
2. The weight of the ball was limited to 51/2 to 53/4 ounces.
3. The width of the bat was limited to 4 inches.
4. The wide ball rule was applied.
5. The exact circumference of the ball was specified.
6. Protective equipment like pads, helmets, etc. was provided.
7. Boundaries were introduced.
8. Over-arm bowling became legal.
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2. The weight of the ball was limited to 51/2 to 53/4 ounces.
3. The width of the bat was limited to 4 inches.
4. The wide ball rule was applied.
5. The exact circumference of the ball was specified.
6. Protective equipment like pads, helmets, etc. was provided.
7. Boundaries were introduced.
8. Over-arm bowling became legal.
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