The ICC has taken note of the recent ball-tampering episodes and the international body fully supported the Chief Executives’ Committee and Cricket Committee recommended changes to the Code of Conduct. A player guilty of ball-tampering can now be banned for up to six Tests or 12 ODIs. The ICC concluded its five-day annual conference in Dublin with strong support for strengthening the ICC Code of Conduct and a range of new offences were introduced.
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