Index
- Dead ball Home
- 20.1 Ball is dead
- 20.2 Ball finally settled
- 20.3 Call of Over or Time
- 20.4 Umpire calling and signalling Dead ball
- 20.5 Ball ceases to be dead
- 20.6 Dead ball: ball counting as one of over
20.4 UMPIRE CALLING AND
SIGNALLING
9 The umpires will intervene if
10 The umpires are satisfied that the ball in play cannot be recovered (Similar to the Lost ball Law which has been withdrawn)
11 If the umpires consider that either side has been disadvantaged by a person, animal or other object within the field of play. However, if both umpires consider the ball would have reached the boundary regardless of the intervention, the boundary should stand /font>
12 The striker attempts to play the ball and no part of his, whether grounded or raised, remains within the pitch as defined in Law 6.1 (Area of pitch) (October 2022
9 The umpires will intervene if
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a fielder deliberately attempts to distract the striker (Law
41.4)
a fielder deliberately distracts or obstructs a batter (Law 41.5)
10 The umpires are satisfied that the ball in play cannot be recovered (Similar to the Lost ball Law which has been withdrawn)
11 If the umpires consider that either side has been disadvantaged by a person, animal or other object within the field of play. However, if both umpires consider the ball would have reached the boundary regardless of the intervention, the boundary should stand /font>
12 The striker attempts to play the ball and no part of his, whether grounded or raised, remains within the pitch as defined in Law 6.1 (Area of pitch) (October 2022