The IPL 2025 introduces the 'Second Ball' rule to counter the impact of dew in night matches, ensuring fair play for bowlers. Additionally, the BCCI lifts the saliva ban, making the IPL the first major cricket tournament to reintroduce saliva use after the COVID-19 pandemic. Under this rule, on-field umpires will assess the condition of the ball after the 11th over of the second innings. If excessive dew is detected, the bowling team will be permitted to use a new ball.
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