Index
- Scoring runs Home
- 18.1 A run
- 18.2 Runs disallowed
- 18.3 Short runs
- 18.4 Unintentional short runs
- 18.5 Deliberate short runs
- 18.6 Runs scored for penalties
- 18.7 Runs scored for boundaries
- 18.8 Runs scored when a batter is dismissed
- 18.9 Runs scored when the ball becomes dead other than at the fall of a wicket
- 18.10 Crediting of runs scored
- 18.11 Batter returning to original end
- 18.12 Batter returning to wicket he has left
18.11 BATTER RETURNING TO
ORIGINAL END
Batters must be at or returned to their original ends under the following circumstances
Batters must be at or returned to their original ends under the following circumstances
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when a boundary is scored unless the batter complete more runs
than the boundary allowance or the boundary results from an
overthrow or the wilful act of a fielder
when runs are disallowed by the umpires for any reason
with some exceptions when a batter is dismissed such as Bowled, Hit the ball twice, Hit wicket, LBW, Stumped and when the injured striker is himself Run out
when there has been a deliberate distraction of the batter under Law 41.5, the batters can choose who faces the next ball
when the striker is Caught
Obstructing the field, where the obstruction or distraction prevents the striker being out Caught