07-03-2015, 05:52
the bowlers can bowl so-called 'fouls'...
if they bowl a ball that is deemed too wide for the batsman to reasonably hit it is a 'wide',notice the white strips a couple of feet either side of the batsman when they bat.
if the bowler bowls one that bounces around the batsmans head it is deemed to be a 'no-ball'
the bowler also has to bowl behind a certain point, if he goes over that mark the ball is deemed to be a 'no ball'
the batting team recieve a bonus run if this occurs and the bowler also has to bowl an extra ball in his 'over'...
catching the ball....its not uncommon for cricketers to get stress fractures,dislocations,webbing splits etc on their fingers/hands at times during their careers...
but hey, cricketers probably couldnt catcha ball in a mitt because theyre not used to it(i know i couldnt do it when i tries), and baseballers couldnt catch properly using their bare hands,
horses for courses and all that...you know how it goes!
if they bowl a ball that is deemed too wide for the batsman to reasonably hit it is a 'wide',notice the white strips a couple of feet either side of the batsman when they bat.
if the bowler bowls one that bounces around the batsmans head it is deemed to be a 'no-ball'
the bowler also has to bowl behind a certain point, if he goes over that mark the ball is deemed to be a 'no ball'
the batting team recieve a bonus run if this occurs and the bowler also has to bowl an extra ball in his 'over'...
catching the ball....its not uncommon for cricketers to get stress fractures,dislocations,webbing splits etc on their fingers/hands at times during their careers...
but hey, cricketers probably couldnt catcha ball in a mitt because theyre not used to it(i know i couldnt do it when i tries), and baseballers couldnt catch properly using their bare hands,
horses for courses and all that...you know how it goes!
"BTO....Bachman,Turner,Overweight
They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.
They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.