Re: Hit the ball twice
- From: "Gavin Cawley" <gcc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 8 Apr 2007 15:58:41 -0700
On Apr 8, 11:50 pm, max...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (max.it) wrote:
-On Apr 8, 10:50 pm, max...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (max.it) wrote:
-> The fielders appeal, the umpire gives the batsman, out hit the ball
-> twice. The batsman has not hit the ball with his bat.
->
-> Can this happen ?
-> How ?
->
-> max.it
-
-doesn't have to be the bat, he could pad it away and then try and
kick
-it far enought to take a leg bye, that would be out hit the ball
twice
-without having played it with the bat.
-
Don't worry about a legbye, that teaser comes later.
max.it
I seem to recall that in the infamous game where Chappell(?) bowled
underarm someone suggested that the batsman could have flipped the
ball up with his toe and hit it for the required six, but someone
later pointed out that this would be deliberately playing the ball
twice, and hence out. That story helps to remember that hit the ball
twice doesn't necessarily mean with the bat.
.
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