Impact player vs Power Surge: Former Australia star reveals his preference for T20 league rules – Times of India |

New Delhi: Lucknow Super Giants Consultants Adam Vogels Participated in the ongoing debate around this issue Impact Player The rule is intense pulsed light. he “power surge‘ Australia Big Carnival AllianceThe batting team may choose a fielding limitation period of more than two points.
The impact player substitution rule introduced last season has been a hot topic of discussion this year.
Many players including India captain Rohit SharmaCriticize it and think it hinders development Skilled in all aspects. Voges agreed, admitting that while the rule was instrumental in the exciting development of cricket, it diminished the role of the all-rounder.
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“The score went up, the team’s real batsmen were at number 7 or 8 and the batsmen worked hard from the start,” Voges said after LSG’s six-wicket win. Chennai Super Kings on Tuesday night.
“It certainly helps make cricket entertaining, but it takes the all-rounder away from the game a bit and affects their skills. The all-rounder always balances the team and it is probably not important to hit the bench,” he explained.
Asked if the “Impact Player” rule was similar to the “Power Surge” in the “Big Bash League”, Vogels expressed a preference for the latter, saying it improved the game and he was a fan of it.
Unlike the IPL, where there are six power-play overs at the start of each innings, the BBL has four power-play overs. A power surge is a two-over period that allows only two fielders outside the circle and the batting team can choose any time after the 11th innings.
“I love the power surge back home. It adds another element to the game,” Vogels said. “When chasing you never feel like you’re going to be outplayed. But we have also seen multiple wickets fall this time,” he added.

(Input from PTI)