No one will be able to break Hassan Raza's record of playing international cricket at the youngest age but why? ICC introduces new policy

 No one will be able to break Hassan Raza's record of playing international cricket at the youngest age but why?  ICC introduces new policy

According to the International Cricket Council (ICC), players under the age of 15 can no longer play international cricket.  According to details, the ICC has introduced an age policy for players to play international cricket.

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 It has confirmed the introduction of minimum age restrictions for international cricket, which will apply to all cricket, including ICC events, bilateral cricket and U19 cricket.

 This rule will apply to everyone in men's, women's and under-19 cricket.  It should be noted that earlier there was no restriction on the age of the players by the ICC.