Index
- Over Home
- 17.1 Number of balls
- 17.2 Start of an over
- 17.3 Validity of balls
- 17.4 Call of over
- 17.5 Umpire miscounting
- 17.6 Bowler changing ends
- 17.7 Finishing an over
- 17.8 Bowler incapacitated or suspended during an over
17.2 START OF AN OVER
When the bowler commences his run up, an over has started
Very rarely does a bowler not have a run up
The bowler's delivery action is different from a normal stride in the bowler's run up because
When the bowler commences his run up, an over has started
Very rarely does a bowler not have a run up
The bowler's delivery action is different from a normal stride in the bowler's run up because
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his back foot lands
his front foot lands
he swings his arms
he releases the ball towards the striker