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- Out of ground Home
- 30.1 When out of his ground
- 30.2 Which is a batter's ground
- 30.3 Position of non-striker
30.1 WHEN OUT OF HIS
GROUND
When a batter has a runner, the bowler's end umpire should move to the side opposite to the one where the runner is
This is for the umpire to avoid the risk that the runner might be behind him
When a batter has a runner, the bowler's end umpire should move to the side opposite to the one where the runner is
This is for the umpire to avoid the risk that the runner might be behind him