What are the general rules in T20 cricket?

Question

I am a player of cricket and want to know that what are the general rules in T20 cricket

Answer 1

T2 0 cricket rukes are: In a single innings, each of the bowlers can bowl a maximum of only one-fifth of the total overs i.e. 4 overs in a total of 20 overs.
If a bowler ever delivers a ball overstepping the popping crease, it is a no-ball. The batting team gets one run for the ball and the next delivery is a free hit. In other words, in the next ball, the batsmen can only be dismissed through a run out.
If either of the umpires believes that a team is wasting time, he can award a five-run penalty, at his own discretion.
In a normal T20 game, the interval lasts for 15 minutes. However, in a reduced-overs match, it can be cut to 10 minutes.
If, and only if, each of the two teams has faced (or had the opportunity to face) five overs, will be a match deemed to have played.
In each Twenty20 cricket match, one short-pitched ball is allowed per over.
To calculate a team's net run rate, the average runs per over scored by that team is deducted from the average runs per over scored against it.