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39.2 BALL REBOUNDING FROM WICKET-KEEPER'S PERSON
If the wicket-keeper puts down the wicket with the ball in his hand, it is clear that he has done so
The Law clarifies when it can be considered that the wicket-keeper has put down the wicket even though he was not holding the ball
Note the wearing of a helmet by a wicket-keeper is now compulsory when standing up to the stumps at many levels of cricket
If the wicket-keeper puts down the wicket with the ball in his hand, it is clear that he has done so
The Law clarifies when it can be considered that the wicket-keeper has put down the wicket even though he was not holding the ball
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the ball rebounds onto the stumps from any part of his person
the ball rebounds onto the stumps from his equipment
the ball rebounds onto the stumps from his helmet
the wicket-keeper has kicked or thrown the ball at the stumps
Note the wearing of a helmet by a wicket-keeper is now compulsory when standing up to the stumps at many levels of cricket