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Cricket in the 21st century: 25 ways the game has changed

Cricket has transformed in numerous ways over the past two decades, from innovative rules to the impact of social media. Notably, the tragic death of Phillip Hughes prompted mandatory neck guards for player safety in Australia. Discover how...

The Guardian Sport· Sep 22, 2026 · 4:12 PM · 17 views

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Cricket has transformed in numerous ways over the past two decades, from innovative rules to the impact of social media. Notably, the tragic death of Phillip Hughes prompted mandatory neck guards for player safety in Australia. Discover how unique bowling techniques and the rise of four-day Test matches are reshaping the game.

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