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G'day , because the umpire would need to decide if the ball is dead or not, if the ball is dead (just returning it to bowler) then over throw runs will not be allowed. Ball dead - no play ongoing
G'day Ranjit, The umpires ruled against allowing the batsman G Smith to have a runner, due to cramp, not muscle sprain. Cramp comes about due to poor fitness or lack of hydration, therefore it isnt an
G'day Ankit , great question, If the wicketkeeper is attempting to run out the batsman at either end , then yes over throws can be awarded. If however the WK is just returning the ball to the bowler or
G'day Gangadhar, Great question , I also run into this one quite a bit as captain of a local team the laws do address it , but it's one of those subjective umpiring decisions that tend to create issues
G'day Richard, Great Question. In any form of cricket , if a ball is hit by the batsman or it comes off any part of his body , it can not be called a wide. Runs however can be scored off a wide , say

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