age of the fall
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Are you sure about that? I'm pretty sure thats not right, although I could be wrong,
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Are you sure about that? I'm pretty sure thats not right, although I could be wrong,
TumTum
International Cricketer
Add his individual T20 match runs together and see.
a) If a batsmen has a runner, he can be stumped or runout if either one of them is out of the crease.
b) If the stumps are broken and you want to make a runout, you have to pull out a stump with ball in hand, or something around those lines. But not fix it up again and then break it
If all the stumps are already down, I presume you pick one up with the same ball in hand.
c) I don't think super-over stats count to career stats.
b) If the stumps are broken and you want to make a runout, you have to pull out a stump with ball in hand, or something around those lines. But not fix it up again and then break it
If all the stumps are already down, I presume you pick one up with the same ball in hand.
c) I don't think super-over stats count to career stats.
I don't think that's right. I believe the substitute does get credited for the catch.
No one gets credited for runouts though, even though some scorers records the names of the fielders involved in the runout.
angryangy
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I think you can put one stump back in and pull it out again.
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The striker is still subject to the laws, just as the runner is. He is stumped if he is out of his ground. A stumping would most likely take precedence in the event that both of them are outside their ground, but if the runner is outside his ground and the striker is not, then the striker is run out.
Insomniac
Title Recipient
He doesn't get credited for the catch.
Just to prove the point, Fawad Alam took a catch as a subsitute in this game vs Zimbabwe: 2nd ODI: Pakistan v Zimbabwe at Hyderabad (Sind), Jan 24, 2008 | Cricket Scorecard | Cricinfo.com
He has 5 catches to this date in ODI cricket; 2 v Bangladesh, 1 v India, 1 v Sri Lanka, and 1 v Australia.
So that catch he took as a substitute doesn't count.
wolf
International Cricketer
So I've been doing it wrong in my school cricket league then
Well if we're talking about doing things wrong, a sub is not allowed to keep, except if you get permission from the opposition captain.
Cricketman
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I've gone ahead and stickied it, other mods can unsticky if need be.
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pcfan123
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Little bit of trivia:
Batsman hit the ball to a silly fielder, it bounces off his helmet and the bowler catches it.
Out or not out?
Batsman hit the ball to a silly fielder, it bounces off his helmet and the bowler catches it.
Out or not out?
CaptainOZ
Panel of Selectors
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Gotta be out, surely. If it never touched the ground.
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pcfan123
Guest
Nope, its not out. The ball cannot go off extra protective equipment and be caught. If it goes off the keepers helmet it can still be out though.
Insomniac
Title Recipient
Not out - and it's happened in 2006 (well almost).
Pakistan v West Indies, long hop by Kaneria hit to Farhat - evidence was not conclusive as to whether it hit the helmet of silly point or not, so the decision of out was given (silly point took the catch as well).
I don't think it can be given out if it hits the keepers helmet Mark, although I might be wrong. A helmet is extra for a keeper, I think.
