Seven Runs in 1 ball, no six, no noballs
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when aus use to win the ashes
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I remember that - Ashes 2006/2007
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@sauzer65 And what about the time a catch is made, what about the time a wicket gets bowled over,... there is a huge list of instances the ball becomes dead. Here is the excerpt from the laws:
Law 41.3
...and the ball while in play strikes it, the ball shall become dead, and 5 penalty runs shall then be awarded to the batting side...
Law 23 - Dead Ball even mentions the above rule and and gives a full list of instances the ball becomes dead and that NO further runs can be scored.
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@aaqucnaona94 gaand mara
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bakwas bakwas and
thodi aur bakwas
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@JayKayceejk272 hi , :) would love to teach you how to play cricket at night on a wet wicket..:)
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@NeoNeke no it doesnt, if the ball hits the helmet and continue on it course and makes it to the boundary it is still consider 5 + 4 runs, the ball only becomes dead at two stages, once the keeper has caught and realised the ball, or if the ball was not completed properly they are the only two times a ball is consider dead!
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amazing
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hmz I'm a crazy American girl
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faltu bakwas
@jeevcy : no they would get 5 runs instead of 4... making it 8 runs in 1 ball
lisamitro 6 months ago 26
@jeevcy The ball becomes dead the moment it hits the helmet. The question is than if the the players already crossed or not the moment the ball hits the helmet. If they did not cross they would get 2 of the bat + 5 penalty runs, if they did cross it would be 3 of the bat + 5 penalty runs.
no matter what happens with the ball after it hit the helmet it becomes dead. It also means that at that point no run outs or "boundery overhrows" could happen.
NeoNeke 7 months ago 6