When the game of cricket starts after the pandemic, international cricketers will have to change some of their common habits like they will not be allowed to go to the toilet during exercise and hand over their caps or sunglasses to the on-field umpires, according to the guidelines. Such as caps, towels, sunglasses, jumpers etc. cannot be handed over to umpires or colleagues and they have to maintain physical distance. But it has not been clear who will keep the players' belongings. Not only this, but the umpires also have to use gloves while catching the ball.

Players cannot keep their caps and sunglasses on the field as it can lead to penalty runs, as in the case of helmets. The ICC also wants players to spend less time in the dressing room before and after the match.

The ICC has already recommended a ban on applying saliva to the ball and now players have been advised not to touch the eyes, nose and mouth after touching the ball. Apart from this, after getting in touch with the ball, it has been said to clean your hands. Even during practice players' problems may increase as they will not be allowed to use the toilet.

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