Finalists India and New Zealand to find new playing requirements that this weekNEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) is revisiting the current playing requirements for its inaugural World Test Championship (WTC) last to be played between India and New Zealand at Southampton by June 18. TOI has learnt the playing requirements are going to be out this past week. There’s a lot of confusion regarding what happens when the game ends in a draw. As soon as the WTC was devised, the ICC had said in its own FAQs a book day could be maintained for the closing. The clause was removed by the ICC site. Plus it was also said that in case the game finished at a draw, both groups will be declared joint champions. Read AlsoAround 4000 audiences to be permitted for India-New Zealand WTC closing: Host county headThe COVID-19 position has increased in the united kingdom and approximately 1500 individuals were permitted to see the county match involving Leicestershire and Hampshire in the Ageas Bowl, which hosts the WTC closing from June 18. Virat Kohli and his guys will experience a 10-day quarantine in Southampton however are anticipated to beAs per the first plans, the book day could have kicked in when there weren’t any hours lost at the initial five days of this game. “The concept was to make sure that the game is performed at the 30 hours at the initial five times. Along with the book day could come into play only when a number of 30 hours weren’t played at the initial five times. That could have meant the effect was a lesser likelihood of being affected by climate,” an ICC supply told TOI. But, TOI knows there’s much ambiguity in regards to only’hours of drama’. The ICC would have to factor in the potential slow rates also. A five-day game will possess a max of 450 overs. “The concept of getting joint champions also does not sit quite well given it is the very first time a WTC closing has been played. Therefore, one must have maximum alternatives offered to get a result from this game. The ICC committee is currently focusing on it and it ought to be out this week,” the source added. Read AlsoWTC closing: Playing India at a neutral nation an exciting prospect,” states Kane WilliamsonNew Zealand skipper Kane Williamson believes enjoying against India at the World Test Championship (WTC) closing that too within a neutral nation is a”exciting prospect” that he’s awaiting to.WTC destiny to be discussed in ICC meeting on June 1There are doubts over the destiny of WTC and TOI has learnt that the issue will be discussed in the ICC board meeting June 1. While starting the WTC at 2019 ICC had declared it’ll last with the tournament at the 2021-23 cycle also. The very first show from the WTC 2021-23 bicycle will be the five Test matches India are scheduled to perform in England per month following the WTC closing. But, there is silence on if there’ll be no changes in points in the collection. But, there are a few members that are doubtful about the success of this championship. Greg Barclay, although imagining his position as ICC chairman in November, had stated that the WTC has not achieved what it meant to. There have been numerous complaints about the points allocation method and arrangement of this tournament besides playing the pandemic which makes things worse.