The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has implemented a major update to the bonus point system for the ongoing Champions Cup One Day tournament. This change aims to boost competitiveness and encourage a more aggressive style of play.
New Bonus Point System:
- Net Run Rate-Based Points:
- One bonus point for a net run rate difference of one run per over.
- Two bonus points for a net run rate difference of two runs per over.
- Three bonus points for a net run rate difference of three runs per over.
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According to a PCB spokesperson, this update is designed to make matches more engaging and push teams towards a more proactive style of cricket.
Additional Bonus Points:
- One bonus point for scoring 350 runs in an innings.
- Two bonus points for reaching 375 runs in an innings.
- One bonus point for taking three wickets or scoring 80 runs during the first powerplay.
Match Conditions:
- No points will be awarded if a match is washed out or canceled without completing the innings.
These new regulations reflect the PCB’s goal to increase the intensity and strategic depth of the Champions Cup. By incentivizing aggressive play and ensuring the completion of matches, the tournament is set to deliver a more dynamic and competitive cricketing experience.
