- Standardized boundary size:
In the current era, there has been a massive furor owing to the game tilting in favor of batsmen. This has solely happened due to some lax norms and regulations set by the ICC. To tackle this issue, all the ICC needs to do is standardize the boundaries up till a respectable length, so that the batsmen do not have it all their way. Some stadiums in New Zealand are a nightmare for spinners as apart from the pitch not assisting them; the boundary is just 60m away at a laughable length. Owing to such minute lengths, even mistimed hooks and edges land into the second tier. By pushing the boundary back further to a distance of say 80-85m, there would be more room for bowlers to make adjustments. This would also ensure that only deserving shots get their true value realized.