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What is 20th law of cricket?
Law 20 of the Laws of Cricket concern what happens if the ball should somehow be lost or made unrecoverable (unassisted) in the course of play. It specifies that should this happen, the fielding team can call "lost ball", which renders the ball dead and the play over. The batting team is allowed to keep any penalty runs and is given credit for a six (if they've managed to score more than a six in the course of the play, those runs are kept instead). A replacement ball is then brought in which is in similar condition to the one that was lost.
Did Connie Francis have the nickname Cricket?
Cricket is an English Ball sport- a type of insect, and the Crickets were the back-up Band of Buddy Holly ( lost in l959 air crash). That"s it on the cricket file.
Which cricket team reportedly lost a match because they were scared of chasing the ball to the boundary for fear of being bitten by police dogs?
southafrica
Where do you use had?
"had" is the past tense of the verb to "have" Thus - "I have a ball" "I lost my ball" "I had a ball until I lost it"
How are the scores in the game of Cricket determined?
Scoring in cricket is done by the amount of runs scored and the wickets that are lost. There is one scorer per game. The points scored in a game is determined by an umpire.
Who lost the final of 1979 cricket world cup?
England
What is the answer to the test Diary of a Wimpy Kid?
NAVJOT LOST THE B BALL MATCHNAVJOT LOST THE B BALL MATCH
How many times sri lanka lost in cricket finals?
22
Which team never lost to India in cricket world cup?
Australia
If you lose a golf ball Then take a penalty and hit another ball you then find the lost ball do you take the penalty or hit the lost ball?
Once you have taken the penalty and hit the new ball, you may not hit the old ball again. Play on with the penalty and the new ball.
What was the name of the country do India defeat to win its first cricket test series?
No, India had lost the first cricket match with England.
Can a ball be declared lost?
yes
