Index
- 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
30.2 WHICH IS THE BATTER'S
GROUND
The striker is injured and has a runner (R)
The injured striker's (ST) ground is ALWAYS at the striker's end even though he has moved a long way out of his ground
The runner (R) is in the non-striker's ground therefore the striker's end is the non-striker's (NS) ground
The striker is injured and has a runner (R)
The injured striker's (ST) ground is ALWAYS at the striker's end even though he has moved a long way out of his ground
The runner (R) is in the non-striker's ground therefore the striker's end is the non-striker's (NS) ground