Index
- Wide ball Home
- 22.1 Judging a wide
- 22.2 Call and signal of Wide ball
- 22.3 Revoking a call of Wide ball
- 22.4 Delivery not a wide
- 22.5 Ball not dead
- 22.6 Penalty for a wide
- 22.7 Runs resulting from a wide - how scored
- 22.8 Wide not to count
- 22.9 Out from a wide
22.2 CALL AND SIGNAL OF WIDE BALL
The ball may be considered to be a Wide from the instant of delivery
The umpire should not call and signal Wide ball until the ball has passed the line of the striker's wicket
The striker may make a very late movement which stops the delivery being judged a Wide
If after the umpire has called and signalled Wide ball, the striker makes contact with the ball either
The ball may be considered to be a Wide from the instant of delivery
The umpire should not call and signal Wide ball until the ball has passed the line of the striker's wicket
The striker may make a very late movement which stops the delivery being judged a Wide
If after the umpire has called and signalled Wide ball, the striker makes contact with the ball either
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with his bat
or
his person