Nothing too out-of-the-box, just a simple[color=red]redcard!
According to new playing conditions, if the fielding side
is operating too slowly,there might be a situation where
the umpire asks one fielder to exit the field in the 20th over.
This could be a big gamechanger for batting sides,
but it's the most extreme step in a series of new rules written up to
combat a slow pace of play. Even batting sides can be hit with a five-run penalty
if they are wasting time.
https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/in-a-...es-1392125 In a first, CPL to use'red card' in bid to combat slow over-rates
"Our T20 games have been getting longer and longer each year,
and we want to do what we can to arrest this trend"
If behind the required over rate at the start of the 18th over,
one additional player must enter the fielding circle -
for a total of five players inside the circle
If behind the rate at the start of the 19th over, two additional fielders
must enter the fielding circle - for a total of six inside the circle
If behind the rate at the start of the final over, teams will lose a player from
the field - selected by the captain - and have six inside the fielding circle
There will also be an onus on batting teams to keep the game moving.
After a first and final warning from the umpires, the batting team will be
slapped with a five-run penalty for each instance of time wasting
Guyana Amazon Warriors have been historically strong.
They have five runner-up trophies and have reached the playoffs
in each of the last three seasons.
That side - with Shimron Hetmyer, Azam Khan, Romario Shepherd
and Rahmanullah Gurbaz, among others - is consistently dangerous.
Pollard at it again, bowling Spin but wasting time with him antics !
he just loves bacchanal with his fielders and umpires between overs
AND WASTE so many minutes, BUT just dont have "common sense"
hahahahahaha....Him have CAPITAL sense,,,,,,,