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Aleem Dar said:
As the bails have been disturbed, he'd have to pull one of the stumps out the ground while still holding the ball. And since a no-ball can't be called until the ball has been released; this scenario is virtually impossible.
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What if you break the stumps with your hand in the delivery stride?
 

mikemanc said:
What if you break the stumps with your hand in the delivery stride?
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Still a no ball, but would still need to be called after the ball is released. If the bowler is quick enough they can pull out of the delivery and have a dead ball called.
 
Jordan has been working with the Olympic performance doctors who have decided that his 'amble up to the crease and explode' style will see him broken down within 2 years, so he's off to work on getting his run up faster and smoother.

Finn or Stokes to play, depending on the strip.
 
Aleem Dar said:
As the bails have been disturbed, he'd have to pull one of the stumps out the ground while still holding the ball. And since a no-ball can't be called until the ball has been released; this scenario is virtually impossible.
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as i said a no ball. how ever if the bails are flickedwith the ball in hand, a no ball is called but an appeal for a run ouht is valid
 
Aleem Dar said:
He'd still have to pull the stumps out...
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What is the third legal way to put down a wicket ? Say there are two unsuccessful run out appeals resulting in overthrows - first time bails are removed, second time the fielder removes a stump? Do you have to remake the wicket?
 
stephen cartwright said:
here is a scenario. finn runs in clips the bails off and the umpire signals no ball. the new law brought in. could england appeal for a run out and if the player was backing up, then the laws of the game, he has to walk. just in the spirit of sri lanka like
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Only if he was holding the ball with his right knee
 
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