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Quiz Time - Beginners Level
Quiz Time - Beginners Level
Check out the answers @ the end.
1. An injured striker has a runner. After the ball is hit, all three batsmen run. A fielder throws in the ball and removes a bail from the wicket at the wicket-keeper’s end, while all three batsmen are out of their ground. The runner and the non-striker have crossed, but both are short of their ground. Who is out?
Select one:
2. As the bowler is running up to deliver the ball, you become aware that forward short leg is swinging his/her arms about quite vigorously. You are certain that this is a deliberate attempt to distract the striker. There has been no previous instance of this kind of behaviour. What should you do?
Can you score 5/5 ? Check out the answers @ the end of this blog. 1) A member of the batting side had been off the field for treatment when his/her side was fielding and a substitute covered for him/her. He/she comes in to bat in the middle order and asks for a runner. What do the umpires advise? Select one: a. Yes, and the runner from any member of the team who has already batted b. Yes, but the runner must not yet have batted c. No, he/she cannot have a runner as his injury was not incurred whist batting 2) The batsman on strike hits the ball firmly to the off side striking a close fielder on the knee. The fielder leaves the field of play, injured as a r...
STEP 1 - Need to be good at Judgement STEP 2 - Need to Look out very Carefully STEP 3 - You be the Judge of it STEP 4 - Need to be sure about the Impact STEP 5 - This is where the Ultimate Challenge Comes STEP 6 - Not Sure then Give NOT OUT
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