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What happens in Cricket if the batted ball hits and busts the non-striker's stumps?
Is it "hit wicket"? A run-out if the n-s is not in the crease? Howzat?
4 Answers
- T JLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
If a shot crashes into non-striker's end, without any touch from the fielders/bowler then its treated as just a normal shot & nothing else,it can go for runs or boundary or for no run at all. If its deflected on the stumps by fielders/bowler & if the non-striker is out of his crease or doesn't get back in time, he is declared only Run Out !!
- Anonymous10 years ago
If a shot crashes into non-striker's end, without any touch from the fielders/bowler then its treated as just a normal shot & nothing else,it can go for runs or boundary or for no run at all. If its deflected on the stumps by fielders/bowler & if the non-striker is out of his crease or doesn't get back in time, he is declared only Run Out !!
- ?Lv 710 years ago
Even if the runner is out of crease, if the busted portion of the ball had not been touched by the fielder, then he is not out.
- Anonymous10 years ago
TJ is correct. Give him BA
