Seeing the Boxing Day test is on I thought I would pose this Question , How many ways can a batsman be dismissed and what are they :rolleyes:
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Seeing the Boxing Day test is on I thought I would pose this Question , How many ways can a batsman be dismissed and what are they :rolleyes:
bowled,
caught
lbw
hit wicket
stumped
handling the ball
run out
obstructing a fieldsman
intentionally hitting the ball twice
= 9
Theres a few more than that :D well a couple anyway
crappy umpiring decisions:D
eg - inside edge onto pad given out lbw
ok 11 Batsman out of Ground and Timed out
Sometimes I hate Google :doh:
what about wikipedia?:D
also caught and bowled and
retired, you can't come back unless retired hurt.
Caught and bowled is given as caught , and I think Pusser meant out of ground as Retired :DQuote:
Originally Posted by FXST01
No retired is not a form of dismissal nor is retired hurt. Dismissal is non voluntary. Rule 29 or 31 (forget which is batsman out of his ground eg the non facing batsman leaving his ground backing up and having his wicket broken. It is not run out because the ball has not yet been played at by the batsman. The common term is Mankaded (sp)