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| Shelton Glasgow (sglas2) | |
| 04/08/2022 | |
CRICKET IQ; QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 4/13/2022 1. How many ways can a batter be out? ANSWER: 10 ways: Bowled, LBW, Caught, Run- out, Stumped, Obstruction, Hitting the ball twice, Handling the ball, Hit wicket and Timed out. 2. How many ways can a batter be out from a “no ball”? ANSWER: 3 Ways: Run-out, Obstructing the field, Hitting the ball twice. 3. Why is a batter not out LBW when he is hit directly in front of the stumps? ANSWER: The delivery is a “no ball”, or it is pitched outside the leg stump, or obstruction. 4. Is a a delivery a “wide” if it passes over the leg stump? ANSWER: No. In one-day cricket the delivery is ruled a wide if it passes outside the leg stump. 5. In a normal batting stance is a delivery a “wide or no ball” if it passes over the batter’s shoulder? ANSWER: The third delivery over the batter's shoulder in an over is a “no-ball”. 6. A delivery that lands off the playing surface, is it a wide, no ball or dead ball? ANSWER: “No-ball”. 7. After the fall of a wicket or a batter retires how much time is allowed for the new batter to take guard? ANSWER: Three (3) minutes. 8. Can a batter be out stumped or run out from a wide or no ball? ANSWER: A batter can be out stumped or run-out from a wide; he can be out “run – out” from a no-ball. 9. During the (GSCL) power play how many fielders must be within the 30-yard circle? ANSWER: Seven (7) fielders in first eight overs, five (5) in overs 9 to 32 and four (4) in overs 33 to 40. 10. Can the umpire/s eject players from a game? ANSWER: No. The umpire/s must instruct the captain to remove the offending player from the field. |
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