Dubai, United Arab Emirates Dec 6, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Arif Patel Dubai also gives clarity about various ways in which a batsman can be out or dismissed from the game.
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Bowled- In this scenario, the stumps of a batsman needs to be bowled whereby at least a single bail needs to be removed.
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Caught- This is a type of dismissal where the batsman hits the ball with his bat or the ball touches his arm and a fielder including the bowler catches the bowl before it touches the ground.
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LBW- LBW or Leg Before Wicket, Arif Patel defines it as an act of dismissal where the batsmen illegally block the bowl that is bound to hit the stumps. The final call is by the umpire who needs to check whether the delivery's impact and pitching are in line and whether the ball is hitting the wickets. The final decision is a bit time-taking.
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Stump- This is done by a wicketkeeper when the batsman stays out of the pitch and the keeper removes the bails before the batsman comes into the pitch again.
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Run Out- This is done when the fielders combine and the batsman is dismissed by removing the bails before the batsman completes a run and comes into the pitch.
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Ball handling- This is a dismissal where the batsman willingly handles the ball after it has been bowled with his palms.
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Time Out- If an incoming batsman is not available at the pitch within three minutes of the previous dismissal; the batsman can be called out.
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Hit the ball more than once- If the batsman hits the ball with his bat more than once, the batsman is called out.
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Field Obstruction- If a fielder or the bowler is obstructed by the batsman, it is a possible dismissal, and the batsman is declared out.
There are many layers to the game of cricket and Arif Patel makes sure to keep you aware of everything in detail, creating a better understanding of the game.
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