Index
- Appeals Home
- 31.1 Umpire not to give batter out without an appeal
- 31.2 Batter dismissed
- 31.3 Timing of appeals
- 31.4 Appeal "How's that"
- 31.5 Answering appeals
- 31.6 Consultation by umpires
- 31.7 Batter leaving his wicket under a misapprehension
- 31.8 Withdrawal of an appeal
31.3 TIMING OF APPEALS
The incident giving rise to the appeal must have occurred while the ball was in play, except for an appeal for Timed out
An appeal must be made before a bowler begins his run up (or bowling action) for the next delivery
The call of Over does not invalidate an appeal and any appeal made between consecutive overs must be answered
The call of Time does invalidate an appeal and any appeal made after the call of Time cannot be answered by an umpire
If an appeal is made during an interval or an interruption the umpires must disregard it and explain to the fielding side that it is invalid
The incident giving rise to the appeal must have occurred while the ball was in play, except for an appeal for Timed out
An appeal must be made before a bowler begins his run up (or bowling action) for the next delivery
The call of Over does not invalidate an appeal and any appeal made between consecutive overs must be answered
The call of Time does invalidate an appeal and any appeal made after the call of Time cannot be answered by an umpire
If an appeal is made during an interval or an interruption the umpires must disregard it and explain to the fielding side that it is invalid