Weird ways to Get Out in Cricket *** Final Episode ***

There are many weird ways to get out in cricket, some of them were discussed in VOL. 1 they were handling the ball and obstructing the field. Another way is Stump Out, and in this way if the ball is in play and the batsman has left his crease, it’s the area which is assigned to batsman to stand and bat, but if he lefts the crease then the wicket keeper who is assigned the job of keeping the wickets can hit the wickets and that is termed as stump out and it can also happen on a wide ball as well, A wide ball is that if it Is bowled on the other side of the stumps that the batsman cannot make contact with it in normal standing position. Another weird way is to get a run out in a funny way , suppose if A and B are playing means batting on the pitch which 22 yards long, and C is the bowler. C bowls the ball and A hits the ball straight on the other side of the wicket where stumps are placed and in the process, the ball either touches the foot or hand of the bowler C and Batsman B is out of its crease then the batsman B will be termed as out and he cannot complain as he’s out of his crease. This is the most frustrating way to get out in this game and its very annoying at the same time as well, But no can do nothing in that and it is in the rule books of cricket which is time to time amended by International Cricket Council and MCC and ICC both decided about changing rules also by taking into consideration the suggestions received from the member cricket playing nations. But still this rule is there and many batsmen get out by this way. But the players should be active enough so that even if he’s out of his crease he should try to make effort to get back to crease by diving or by using his bat.