Basics of Cricket ** No Ball, Wide Ball***

Cricket is a game which is played now from many years and it is played on a strip of 22 Yards and it’s called pitch. On both side, three stumps are placed and these are made up of wood and from nowadays we are witnessing’s these stumps come with LED lights and these stumps are covered by small wooden piece which is called bails and even these are nowadays come with LED lights so whenever these are disturbed we can see light flashing and that tells us about the stumps being disturbed actually in cricket if stumps are disturbed and the ball is in play then that also means that the opposition team has lost its wicket, and it could be due to out bowled, out Run out or even out Stumped. Also these days a rule has been made official that whenever the bowler is bowling and if he or she accidentally or unintentionally disturbs the stumps when the ball is in play without delivering the ball means if the stumps are being disturbed by bowlers clothes, hands, foot or any accessory wore by the bowler then that ball will be treated as No ball and the batsman will not be out on that ball and also one run is given to batting side and that ball should be re bowled and that would be a free delivery which means again the batsman cannot be out on this ball except run out which can be given out on No ball or even on wide ball as well. For information Wide ball is a ball which is determined far from the reach of the batsman and on this every occasion one run is given to batting side and that ball will be re bowled again and this wide ball is determined by the on field officiating umpires by looking at the markings done on the pitch before the match by taking into consideration the standing position of the concerned batsman as well.