Cricket - Laws of Cricket

Test 2: Nominating and replacing players

Test 3: The captain and his or her deputy

Test 4: Responsibility for fair play

Test 5: Nominated players, substitutes and the toss

Test 1: Appointment and attendance

Law 2 - The Umpires

Umpires before the match: appointment, replacement and consultation · 0/5

Test 2: Changing an umpire

Test 3: Meeting the captains before the toss

Test 4: Informing the scorers and the umpires

Test 5: Before play: timing and replacement case studies

Test 1: Checking the creases, wickets and boundary

Checks, equipment, position and final decisions · 0/5

Test 2: Implements and equipment

Test 3: Sole judges, disputes and final decisions

Test 4: Where the umpires stand and changing ends

Test 5: Who decides what: umpires, captains and scorers

Test 1: Who decides fitness for play

Fitness for play and suspension of play · 0/5

Test 2: Dangerous and unreasonable conditions

Test 3: Wet or slippery conditions

Test 4: Suspending and resuming play

Test 5: Fitness and suspension: contrasts and cases

Test 1: Signals made while the ball is in play

Umpires' signals and the correctness of scores · 0/5

Test 2: Signals to the scorers: runs, boundaries and the ball

Test 3: Signals to the scorers: penalties, revoking and the last hour

Test 4: Who signals, and the conduct signals

Test 5: Acknowledgement, order and correctness of scores

Test 1: Appointing the scorers and what they record

Law 3 - The Scorers

The Scorers: Records, Agreement and Signals · 0/5

Test 2: Checking and agreeing the scores

Test 3: Accepting and acknowledging signals

Test 4: Who is responsible for the scores

Test 5: What the umpires tell the scorers during the match

Test 1: Crediting the runs: striker and extras

Recording the Runs: Striker, Extras and the Bowler's Account · 0/5

Test 2: Debiting the bowler

Test 3: Scoring a no ball

Test 4: Scoring wides, byes and leg byes

Test 5: Boundaries, dismissals and dead balls: which runs count

Test 1: The men's ball: weight

Law 4 - The Ball

Ball Specifications: Men's, Women's and Under 13 · 0/5

Test 2: The men's ball: circumference

Test 3: The women's ball

Test 4: The under-13 ball

Test 5: Comparing the three specifications

Test 1: Control of the balls during the match

Control of the Ball, New Balls and Replacement · 0/5

Test 2: A new ball at the start of an innings

Test 3: The new ball after 80 overs

Test 4: A lost or unfit ball

Test 5: Who decides, who demands, who is told

Test 1: Parts of the bat and their materials

Law 5 - The Bat

The Bat: Parts, Materials and Size Limits · 0/5

Test 2: Overall length and the handle's share

Test 3: Blade width, depth and edges

Test 4: Thickness limits for coverings and toe guards

Test 5: Checking a bat against Law 5.7

Test 1: Protecting and repairing surface damage

The Bat: Protection, Repair, Damage to the Ball and Contact · 0/5

Test 2: Repairing damage that is not surface damage

Test 3: Toe protection and toe and side inserts

Test 4: Damage to the ball

Test 5: Contact with the ball

Test 1: Categories of bat

The Bat: Categories and Appendix B Specifications · 0/5

Test 2: Handle: joining, grip, binding and materials

Test 3: The parts of the blade

Test 4: Covering, treating and laminating the blade

Test 5: Commercial identifications and the bat gauge

Test 1: Length and width of the pitch

Law 6 - The Pitch

The Pitch: Measurements, Fitness, Preparation and Changing It · 0/5

Test 2: What bounds the pitch

Test 3: Non-turf and junior pitches

Test 4: Fitness, preparation and changing the pitch

Test 5: Cases and review

The Pitch: Reading the Law - Statements, Figures, Clauses and Errors · 0/5

Test 1: The creases at each end

Law 7 - The Creases

The Creases: Bowling, Popping and Return · 0/5

Test 2: The bowling crease

Test 3: The popping crease

Test 4: The return creases

Test 5: How the creases fit together

The Creases: Reading the Law - Statements, Figures, Clauses and Errors · 0/5

Test 1: Setting up the wickets

Law 8 - The Wickets

The Wickets: Stumps, Bails and Setting Up · 0/5

Test 2: The stumps

Test 3: The bails: position and fit

Test 4: Bail dimensions

Test 5: Junior cricket and dispensing with bails

The Wickets: Reading the Law - Statements, Figures, Clauses and Errors · 0/5

Test 1: When the pitch may be rolled

Law 9 - Preparation and Maintenance of the Playing Area

Preparing the Pitch: Rolling · 0/5

Test 2: Rolling after a delayed start

Test 3: Choice of roller and timing of the roll

Test 4: Rolling cases

Test 5: Rolling: figures, clauses and roles

Test 1: Clearing debris: when

Preparing the Pitch: Debris, Mowing and Watering · 0/5

Test 2: Clearing debris: how

Test 3: Who mows and how often

Test 4: Timing of mowing and the morning order

Test 5: Watering and the Ground Authority's and umpires' roles

Test 1: Cleaning and drying footholes

Maintaining the Pitch: Footholes, Sawdust, Creases and Non-turf Pitches · 0/5

Test 2: Re-turfing and quick-setting fillings

Test 3: Sawdust and footholds

Test 4: Re-marking creases and non-turf pitches

Test 5: Who decides what in Law 9

Test 1: Covers before the match

Law 10 - Covering the Pitch

Covering the Pitch: Before, During and After · 0/5

Test 2: Inspection facilities before the match

Test 3: Covers during the match: when

Test 4: Covers during the match: what is covered

Test 5: Removing the covers

Covering the Pitch: Reading the Law - Statements, Figures, Clauses and Errors · 0/5

Test 1: What counts as an interval

Law 11 - Intervals

Intervals: What They Are, How Long They Last, and Declarations · 0/5

Test 2: Scheduled breaks, and lunch and tea duration

Test 3: The interval between innings

Test 4: An innings ends near close of play

Test 5: A declaration during an interruption or interval

Test 1: Changing the agreed times

Intervals: Changing the Times for Lunch and Tea · 0/5

Test 2: Lunch: an innings or a stoppage near the interval

Test 3: Lunch: players leaving the field

Test 4: Tea: an innings ending near the interval

Test 5: Tea: a stoppage near the interval

Test 1: Nine wickets down before an interval

Intervals: Nine Wickets Down, Drinks, Forgoing and Clause Finding · 0/5

Test 2: Drinks intervals: who, how long, when

Test 3: Rearranging drinks, and the last hour

Test 4: Agreeing to forgo intervals

Test 5: Finding the clause and mixed cases

Law 12 - Start of Play; Cessation of Play

Start and Cessation of Play: Calls, Bails, New Overs and the 3-Minute Rule · 0/5

Test 1: The call of Play

Test 2: The call of Time and the bails

Test 3: Starting a new over

Test 4: Completing an over before an interval

Test 5: The 3-minute rule in cases

Test 1: The Last hour begins

The Last Hour: The 20 Overs and Time Lost · 0/5

Test 2: After the minimum overs, and simple counts

Test 3: Time lost in the Last hour

Test 4: Working out the overs lost

Test 5: An interruption already in progress, and part-overs

Test 1: An innings ending in the Last hour

The Last Hour: Innings Breaks, Concluding the Match and the Last Over · 0/5

Test 2: Overs remaining: the first calculation

Test 3: Time remaining: the second calculation

Test 4: Choosing the greater, and concluding the match

Test 5: The last over of the match, and a bowler unable to finish

Test 1: Number of innings

Law 13 - Innings

Innings: Number, Limits, Completion and the Toss · 0/5

Test 2: Limits on innings and the result criteria

Test 3: Alternate innings and what completes an innings

Test 4: Completed innings in cases

Test 5: The toss and the decision to bat or field

Test 1: Which statement is true

Innings: Reading the Law - Statements, Figures, Clauses and Errors · 0/5

Test 2: Counting and clock arithmetic

Test 4: Spot the error in the note

Test 1: The minimum lead by length of match

Law 14 - The Follow-On

The Follow-On: Leads, Notification and a Lost First Day · 0/5

Test 2: Leads in cases

Test 3: Notifying and enforcing the follow-on

Test 4: When the first day's play is lost

Test 5: Cases and the order of innings

Test 1: Which statement is true

The Follow-On: Reading the Law - Statements, Figures, Clauses and Errors · 0/5

Test 2: Counting and arithmetic

Test 4: Spot the error in the note

Test 1: Declaring an innings closed

Law 15 - Declaration and Forfeiture

Declaration and Forfeiture: Declaring, Forfeiting and Notifying · 0/5

Test 2: Forfeiting an innings

Test 3: Notifying a declaration or forfeiture

Test 4: Declared and forfeited innings in cases

Test 5: Law 15 alongside Laws 13 and 14

Test 1: Which statement is true

Declaration and Forfeiture: Reading the Law - Statements, Figures, Clauses and Errors · 0/5

Test 2: Counting and ordering

Test 4: Spot the error in the note

Test 1: A win in a two-innings match

Law 16 - The Result

The Result: Wins, Ties and Draws · 0/5

Test 2: A win in a one-innings match

Test 3: A Tie

Test 4: A Draw, and an agreed result

Test 5: Which result applies

Test 1: Conceding and refusing to play

The Result: Umpires Awarding a Match · 0/5

Test 2: The procedure for a possible refusal

Test 3: Refusal in cases

Test 4: Time lost by an action that is not a refusal

Test 5: Conceding, awarding and the Draw link

Test 1: The match ends when a result is reached

The Result: Winning Hit, Extras and the Statement of Result · 0/5

Test 2: The winning runs and a catch

Test 3: A boundary before the winning runs

Test 4: Stating the result

Test 5: Result statements in cases

Test 1: Finding your way round Law 16

The Result: Correctness, Mistakes in Scoring and a Result That Cannot Change · 0/5

Test 2: When Law 16.9 applies

Test 3: Resuming play after a mistake

Test 4: Correcting the scores when no play remains

Test 5: Law 16.9 and Law 16.10 together

Test 1: Six valid balls, and the start of an over

Law 17 - The Over

The Over: Six Valid Balls, the Start of an Over and Calling Over · 0/5

Test 2: Delivered balls and valid balls

Test 3: Deliveries that do not count

Test 4: Counting valid balls

Test 5: Calling Over

Test 1: An umpire who miscounts

The Over: Miscounting, Changing Ends, Finishing an Over and a Bowler Who Cannot Finish · 0/5

Test 2: A bowler changing ends

Test 3: Finishing an over

Test 4: A bowler who cannot finish

Test 5: Cases across Law 17

Law 18 - Scoring Runs

Scoring Runs: A Run, Disallowed Runs and Short Runs · 0/5

Test 1: What a run is

Test 2: Disallowed runs and boundary runs

Test 3: Short runs

Test 4: An unintentional short run

Test 5: Counting short runs

Test 1: A deliberate short run: the first steps

Scoring Runs: Deliberate Short Runs and Runs Awarded for Penalties · 0/5

Test 2: The umpire's steps after a deliberate short run

Test 3: Deliberate short runs in cases

Test 4: Reporting, and how it differs from an unintentional run

Test 5: Runs awarded for penalties

Test 1: Runs when a batter is dismissed

Scoring Runs: When a Batter Is Dismissed or the Ball Becomes Dead · 0/5

Test 2: Obstructing the field and the runs

Test 3: Run out and the striker's runner

Test 4: Runs when the ball becomes dead

Test 5: Runs in mixed cases

Scoring Runs: Crediting Runs and Where the Batters Stand · 0/5

Test 1: Crediting runs

Test 2: Runs debited to the bowler

Test 3: The not out batter after a dismissal (18.11.1)

Test 4: Both batters back, and the wicket left (18.11.2 and 18.12.1)

Test 5: A run in progress when the ball is dead (18.12.2)

Test 1: Determining the boundary

Law 19 - Boundaries

Boundaries: Determining, Marking and Restoring the Boundary · 0/5

Test 2: A white line or an object on the ground

Test 3: Points, and a boundary that cannot be identified

Test 4: Obstacles, people, animals and objects

Test 5: Restoring the boundary

Test 1: When the ball is grounded beyond the boundary

Boundaries: The Ball and the Fielder Grounded Beyond the Boundary · 0/5

Test 2: A fielder touching the ball, and a catch

Test 3: A fielder grounded beyond the boundary

Test 4: Another fielder, and a fielder in the air

Test 5: Grounded beyond in cases

Test 1: Boundary allowances

Boundaries: Allowances, Boundary 6 and Boundary 4 · 0/5

Test 4: Which boundary scores

Test 5: Allowances and boundaries in mixed cases

Test 1: The greater of the allowance or the runs run

Boundaries: The Greater of the Allowance or the Runs Run, and Overthrows · 0/5

Test 2: Working out the greater of the two

Test 3: Runs that replace the allowance, and Penalty runs

Test 4: An overthrow or wilful act

Test 5: Overthrows in numbers

Test 1: Settled in the hands, a boundary, a dismissal

Law 20 - Dead Ball

Dead Ball: When the Ball Becomes Dead · 0/5

Test 2: Trapped, lodged, penalties and the end of the match

Test 3: Regarded as in play, and settled

Test 4: Calling Over or Time, and the bowler's end umpire

Test 5: Which events make the ball dead

Test 1: Either umpire, and the moment the ball is dead

Dead Ball: The Umpire Calls It (Unfair Play to Distraction) · 0/5

Test 2: Unfair play, injury and consultation

Test 3: Bails falling, and a striker who is not ready

Test 4: A distracted striker

Test 5: Cases from 20.4.2.1 to 20.4.2.7

Test 1: The bowler and the ball in hand

Dead Ball: The Umpire Calls It (The Bowler to the Catch-All) · 0/5

Test 2: A ball that cannot be recovered, and interference

Test 3: Off the pitch, and the catch-all

Test 4: Which sub-clause mentions what

Test 5: Dead ball in cases

Test 1: The ball comes into play

Dead Ball: Coming Into Play, No Revoking and the Over Count · 0/5

Test 2: A dead ball is not revoked

Test 3: A dead ball and the count of the over

Test 4: The striker not ready: the two conditions

Test 5: Law 20 in mixed cases

Test 1: Mode of delivery and the notice to the striker

Law 21 - No Ball

No Ball: Mode of Delivery, the Arm and Throwing · 0/5

Test 2: Underarm bowling and the special agreement

Test 3: The fair delivery in respect of the arm

Test 4: Who judges the arm, and the first warning

Test 5: A further offence, suspension and the report

Test 1: The back foot in the delivery stride

No Ball: The Feet and Breaking the Wicket · 0/5

Test 2: The front foot in the delivery stride

Test 3: Three conditions and the umpire's decision

Test 4: Breaking the wicket in delivering the ball

Test 5: Feet and wicket: cases and clauses

Test 1: More than one bounce, or rolling along the ground

No Ball: The Flight of the Ball · 0/5

Test 2: Pitching off the pitch

Test 3: A ball that stops in front of the wicket or is out of reach

Test 4: A fielder intercepting, and head height

Test 5: Flight of the ball: mixed cases and clauses

Test 1: The other Laws that require a No ball

No Ball: Other Laws, Revoking, Penalty and Dismissals · 0/5

Test 2: Revoking a call of No ball

Test 3: No ball overrides Wide, and the ball is not dead

Test 4: The penalty, the run scored and the over

Test 5: Out from a No ball

Test 1: Judging a Wide: the two positions of the striker

Law 22 - Wide Ball

Wide Ball: Judging, Calling, Revoking and Not a Wide · 0/5

Test 2: Within reach of a normal stroke

Test 3: The call and signal of Wide ball

Test 4: Revoking a call of Wide ball

Test 5: A delivery that is not a Wide

Test 1: The ball stays live, and the one-run penalty

Wide Ball: Live Ball, Penalty, Runs, the Over and Dismissals · 0/5

Test 2: Runs from a Wide: how scored and who is debited

Test 3: A Wide does not count as one of the over

Test 4: Out from a Wide

Test 5: Wide and No ball side by side

Test 1: Byes: the ball passes untouched

Law 23 - Bye and Leg Bye

Bye and Leg Bye: Byes, Leg Byes and the Striker's Person · 0/5

Test 2: Leg byes: the two conditions

Test 3: Leg byes: to whom the runs go

Test 4: A second strike, the No ball penalty and the striker's person

Test 5: Byes and Leg byes: cases

Test 1: Leg byes not to be awarded

Bye and Leg Bye: Leg Byes Not to Be Awarded · 0/5

Test 2: When the umpire calls Dead ball under Law 23.3

Test 3: What the umpire does after Dead ball

Test 4: Reading Law 23: true statements and errors

Test 5: Law 23 in mixed cases

Test 1: When a substitute fielder is allowed

Law 24 - Fielder's Absence; Substitutes

Fielder's Absence and Substitutes: Substitute Fielders and Absence from the Field · 0/5

Test 2: What a substitute fielder may not do

Test 3: The nominated player after a substitute has acted

Test 4: Going outside the boundary, and an absent fielder

Test 5: Substitutes and absence: mixed cases

Test 1: Penalty time and its cap

Fielder's Absence and Substitutes: Penalty Time · 0/5

Test 2: A balance carried forward

Test 3: An unscheduled break: the fielder on the field

Test 4: An unscheduled break: the fielder already off

Test 5: Penalty time in numbers

Test 1: A Level 3 offence by a fielder

Fielder's Absence and Substitutes: Level 3 Offences and Penalty Time Not Incurred · 0/5

Test 2: A Level 3 offence by a substitute

Test 3: No Penalty time after an external blow

Test 4: Other wholly acceptable reasons, but not illness

Test 5: Suspension, exemption and the cap: mixed cases

Test 1: When Law 24.4 applies

Fielder's Absence and Substitutes: A Player Returning Without Permission · 0/5

Test 2: What follows when the ball becomes dead

Test 3: Informing people, and the report

Test 4: Law 24.4 in numbers

Test 5: Law 24 as a whole: clauses, statements and errors

Test 1: Who may bat or run

Law 25 - Batter's Innings; Runners

Batter's Innings: Eligibility, Commencement and Penalty Time · 0/5

Test 2: Commencement of a batter's innings

Test 3: Unserved Penalty time and batting

Test 4: Serving Penalty time as a batter

Test 5: Eligibility and Penalty time in cases

Test 1: When a batter may retire

Batter's Innings: Retiring and the Striker's Right to Play · 0/5

Test 2: Retiring through illness, injury or another unavoidable cause

Test 3: Retiring for any other reason

Test 4: When a retired batter may resume

Test 5: The striker's right to play the ball

Test 1: When a runner is allowed

Batter's Innings: Runners · 0/5

Test 2: Who may be a runner

Test 3: Changing the runner and the runner's equipment

Test 4: A runner and Penalty time, and the runner as a batter

Test 5: Runners in cases

Test 1: A batter answers for the runner

Batter's Innings: A Batter and His or Her Runner · 0/5

Test 2: The striker's ground, and the runner out of his ground

Test 3: The striker out of his ground

Test 4: A batter with a runner who is not the striker

Test 5: The restriction on the striker's runner

Test 1: No practice on the pitch

Law 26 - Practice on the Field

Practice on the Field: The Pitch, the Square and the Outfield · 0/5

Test 2: Practice on the rest of the square

Test 3: Practice on the outfield outside play

Test 4: Practice on the outfield during play

Test 5: Practice in cases

Practice on the Field: The Trial Run-Up and the Penalties · 0/5

Test 1: The trial run-up

Test 2: Practice subject to Law 41, and the warning

Test 3: A warning to a batter at the wicket

Test 4: A further contravention

Test 5: Law 26 as a whole

Test 1: Gloves and leg guards

Law 27 - The Wicket-Keeper

The Wicket-Keeper: Protective Equipment and Gloves · 0/5

Test 2: Forfeiting the status of wicket-keeper

Test 3: The webbing of the gloves

Test 4: The top edge of the webbing

Test 5: Equipment and gloves in cases

Test 1: Where the wicket-keeper must stand

The Wicket-Keeper: Position and Movement · 0/5

Test 2: A keeper in front of the wicket: No ball

Test 3: Unfair movement by the keeper

Test 4: When the keeper may move

Test 5: Position and movement in cases

Test 1: What the umpires do after unfair movement

The Wicket-Keeper: Penalties and Interference · 0/5

Test 2: Telling people, and the report

Test 3: Interference with the striker by the keeper

Test 4: Interference with the keeper by the striker

Test 5: Law 27 as a whole

Test 1: Gloves and leg guards of fielders

Law 28 - The Fielder

The Fielder: Equipment and Fielding the Ball · 0/5

Test 2: Hand and finger protection

Test 3: Fielding the ball with the person

Test 4: The three wilful offences

Test 5: Fielding the ball in cases

Test 1: Accidental contact with an object

The Fielder: Accidents, Penalties and Helmets · 0/5

Test 2: What follows illegal fielding

Test 3: Telling people and the report

Test 4: Helmets placed on the ground

Test 5: Helmets and the cases that disallow runs

Test 1: The on side limit

The Fielder: On Side Limit and Encroaching on the Pitch · 0/5

Test 2: Behind the popping crease

Test 3: Fielders encroaching on the pitch

Test 4: Who calls the No ball

Test 5: On side limit and the pitch in cases

Test 1: Unfair movement by a fielder

The Fielder: Movement by Fielders · 0/5

Test 2: The three exceptions

Test 3: What the umpires do after unfair movement

Test 4: Reporting and the Laws it links to

Test 5: Law 28 as a whole

Test 1: When the wicket is broken

Law 29 - The Wicket Is Broken

The Wicket Is Broken: Means of Breaking It · 0/5

Test 2: Broken by the ball or the bat

Test 3: Broken by the striker's person or kit

Test 4: Broken by a fielder

Test 5: Bails that lodge or shake, and one bail off

Test 1: Remaking the wicket

The Wicket Is Broken: Remaking and Playing Without Bails · 0/5

Test 2: What fielders may do in play

Test 3: Playing without bails

Test 4: Without bails: what strikes the wicket

Test 5: Law 29 as a whole

Test 1: When a batter is out of his ground

Law 30 - Batter Out of His/Her Ground

Out of His Ground · 0/5

Test 2: Running or diving: loss of contact

Test 3: Out of his ground in cases

Test 4: Which crease and which part

Test 5: Law 30.1 in words

Test 1: One batter in a ground, or both

Which Is a Batter's Ground; the Non-Striker · 0/5

Test 2: No batter in either ground

Test 3: The other ground and the runner

Test 4: Position of the non-striker

Test 5: Law 30 as a whole

Test 1: No decision without an appeal

Law 31 - Appeals

Appeals: When and How · 0/5

Test 2: A batter dismissed

Test 3: When an appeal must be made

Test 4: The appeal How's That

Test 5: Appeals in cases

Test 1: Which umpire answers

Appeals: Answering and Consultation · 0/5

Test 2: Jurisdiction and further appeals

Test 3: Consultation by umpires

Test 4: Answering and consulting in cases

Test 5: Answering appeals in words

Test 1: A batter leaving under a misapprehension

Appeals: Misapprehension and Withdrawal · 0/5

Test 2: Recalling a batter

Test 3: Withdrawing an appeal

Test 4: Withdrawal and recall in cases

Test 5: Law 31 as a whole

Test 1: What makes a striker out Bowled

Law 32 - Bowled

Bowled: Out Bowled · 0/5

Test 2: Not a No ball

Test 3: Touching the bat or person first

Test 4: Breaking the wicket in Law 32

Test 5: Out Bowled in cases

Test 1: Contact with another player or an umpire

Bowled: Exceptions and Precedence · 0/5

Test 2: The other Laws that still apply

Test 3: Bowled takes precedence

Test 4: Exceptions and precedence in cases

Test 5: Law 32 as a whole

Test 1: What makes the striker out Caught

Law 33 - Caught

Caught: Out Caught and the Boundary · 0/5

Test 2: The ball, the bat and the ground

Test 3: A fair catch and the boundary

Test 4: Either the ball or the fielder

Test 5: Caught in cases

Test 1: Held in the hand, the body or the equipment

Caught: A Fair Catch · 0/5

Test 2: Struck more than once

Test 3: After touching others

Test 4: Over the boundary and off obstructions

Test 5: Fair catches in cases

Caught: Making a Catch, Runs and Precedence · 0/5

Test 1: Making a catch

Test 2: No runs to be scored

Test 3: Which batter and which end

Test 4: Caught takes precedence

Test 5: Law 33 as a whole

Test 1: When the striker is out Hit the ball twice

Law 34 - Hit the Ball Twice

Hit the Ball Twice: Out · 0/5

Test 2: Wilful strikes and the hand not holding the bat

Test 3: Strike includes the striker's person

Test 4: The Law applies to a No ball too

Test 5: Out Hit the ball twice in cases

Test 1: Returning the ball to a fielder

Hit the Ball Twice: Not Out and Lawful Strikes · 0/5

Test 2: Striking the ball after a fielder touched it

Test 3: Guarding the wicket

Test 4: No ball and catches

Test 5: Not out and lawful strikes in cases

Test 1: Calling Dead ball after a lawful second strike

Hit the Ball Twice: Runs, Dead Ball and Credit · 0/5

Test 2: What the umpire does about runs

Test 3: The bowler does not get credit

Test 4: Cross-references in Law 34

Test 5: Law 34 as a whole

Test 1: When the striker is out Hit wicket

Law 35 - Hit Wicket

Hit Wicket: Out · 0/5

Test 2: Preparing to receive and receiving a delivery

Test 3: No attempt to play, and guarding strokes

Test 4: Breaking the wicket before the delivery stride

Test 5: Hit wicket in cases

Test 1: Not out Hit wicket: after the action

Hit Wicket: Not Out and Runs · 0/5

Test 2: Not out Hit wicket: avoiding danger

Test 3: Not out Hit wicket: bowler does not deliver, No ball

Test 4: Runs scored

Test 5: Law 35 as a whole

Test 1: All the circumstances must apply

Law 36 - Leg Before Wicket

Leg Before Wicket: Delivery, Pitching and Interception · 0/5

Test 2: The delivery must not be a No ball

Test 3: Where the ball pitched

Test 4: Intercepted by the striker's person

Test 5: The first three circumstances in cases

Test 1: Point of impact between wicket and wicket

Leg Before Wicket: Impact and the Wicket · 0/5

Test 2: No genuine attempt to play

Test 3: But for the interception

Test 4: Impact and path in cases

Test 5: Law 36.1 as a whole

Test 1: Only the first interception counts

Leg Before Wicket: Interception and the Off Side · 0/5

Test 2: Bat and person at the same time

Test 3: The path is assumed to continue

Test 4: The off side of the wicket

Test 5: Law 36 as a whole

Test 1: Wilfully obstructing or distracting the fielding side

Law 37 - Obstructing the Field

Obstructing the Field: Out and Not Out · 0/5

Test 2: Striking the ball with a hand not holding the bat

Test 3: The Law applies to a No ball too

Test 4: Not out Obstructing the field

Test 5: Obstructing the field in cases

Test 1: Preventing a catch

Obstructing the Field: A Catch and Returning the Ball · 0/5

Test 2: Even when guarding the wicket

Test 3: Obstruction from a No ball

Test 4: Returning the ball to a fielder

Test 5: Catches and returns in cases

Test 1: Runs when the catch is not prevented

Obstructing the Field: Runs and Credit · 0/5

Test 2: Runs when a catch is prevented

Test 3: The bowler gets no credit

Test 4: Cross-references and cases of Law 37

Test 5: Law 37 as a whole

Test 1: When a batter is out Run out

Law 38 - Run Out

Run Out: Out Run Out · 0/5

Test 2: Fielder's action or a rebound

Test 3: Even if No ball, with or without a run

Test 4: Which end and which batter

Test 5: Run out in cases

Test 1: Leaving the ground to avoid injury

Run Out: Batter Not Out Run Out · 0/5

Test 2: The ball has not touched a fielder

Test 3: The striker out Stumped

Test 4: A No ball and the keeper

Test 5: Not out Run out in cases

Test 1: The non-striker liable to be Run out

Run Out: The Non-Striker Leaving Early · 0/5

Test 2: The ball is not delivered

Test 3: The ball is delivered

Test 4: Law 21.6 and the bowler's breaking the wicket

Test 5: Non-striker leaving early in cases

Test 1: Which batter is out

Run Out: Which Batter, Runs and Credit · 0/5

Test 2: Runs scored on a Run out

Test 3: The striker who has a runner

Test 4: The bowler gets no credit and cross-references

Test 5: Law 38 as a whole

Test 1: The conditions for Stumped

Law 39 - Stumped

Stumped: Out Stumped · 0/5

Test 2: What the keeper and the ball must do

Test 3: Stumped takes precedence over Run out

Test 4: The ball rebounding from the keeper

Test 5: Stumped in cases

Test 1: Leaving the ground to avoid injury

Stumped: Not Out and Runs · 0/5

Test 2: Not out Stumped but possibly Run out

Test 3: Stumped off a Wide

Test 4: A Wide that ends the match

Test 5: Law 39 as a whole

Test 1: The three minutes

Law 40 - Timed Out

Timed Out · 0/5

Test 2: Unless Time has been called

Test 3: Being ready to receive the ball

Test 4: Appeal and answer in Timed out

Test 5: Timed out in cases

Test 1: An extended delay

Timed Out: Extended Delay and Credit · 0/5

Test 2: The bowler does not get credit

Test 3: Extended delay and Law 16.3 in cases

Test 4: Cross-references in Law 40

Test 5: Law 40 as a whole

Test 1: The captains' responsibility

Law 41 - Unfair Play

Unfair Play: Fair Play and Unfair Actions · 0/5

Test 2: The umpires as sole judges

Test 3: A first offence by a side

Test 4: A further offence and the report

Test 5: Unfair actions in cases

Test 1: Inspecting the ball

Unfair Play: The Match Ball · 0/5

Test 2: Changing the condition is an offence

Test 3: What a fielder may do to the ball

Test 4: Unfairly changed and the replacement

Test 5: A further instance by the same team

Test 1: Distracting the striker

Unfair Play: Distracting and Obstructing the Batters · 0/5

Test 2: The effects of a distraction

Test 3: Distraction, deception or obstruction after the ball is received

Test 4: Dead ball, no dismissal, and contact

Test 5: The sanctions after a wilful obstruction

Test 1: Dangerous and unfair short pitched deliveries

Unfair Play: Dangerous Deliveries and the Deliberate No Ball · 0/5

Test 2: The first caution for short pitched bowling

Test 3: A further dangerous delivery

Test 4: Dangerous and unfair non-pitching deliveries

Test 5: Deliberate non-pitching and front-foot No ball

Test 1: Time wasting by the fielding side

Unfair Play: Time Wasting · 0/5

Test 2: A further waste of time by the fielding side

Test 3: Time wasting by the batters, the warning

Test 4: A further waste of time by a batter

Test 5: Time wasting in cases

Test 1: The protected area

Unfair Play: The Protected Area and Damage to the Pitch · 0/5

Test 2: A fielder damaging the pitch

Test 3: A bowler running on the protected area

Test 4: A batter damaging the pitch

Test 5: The striker in the protected area

Test 1: Batters stealing a run

Unfair Play: Stealing a Run and Penalty Runs · 0/5

Test 2: Stealing a run in cases

Test 3: Penalty runs: signalling and awarding

Test 4: How Penalty runs are scored

Test 5: Law 41 as a whole

Test 1: Acting on unacceptable conduct

Law 42 - Players' Conduct

Players' Conduct: Unacceptable Conduct · 0/5

Test 2: Deciding the Level and applying sanctions

Test 3: Summoning the captain

Test 4: Playing time lost

Test 5: Law 42.1 in cases

Test 1: What a Level 1 offence is

Players' Conduct: Level 1 Offences · 0/5

Test 2: Level 1: the umpires' steps

Test 3: Level 1: the penalty and the report

Test 4: Level 1 offences in cases

Test 5: Level 1 in words

Test 1: What a Level 2 offence is

Players' Conduct: Level 2 and the Level 3 Offences · 0/5

Test 2: Level 2: the umpires' steps

Test 3: What a Level 3 offence is

Test 4: Level 2 and 3 offences in cases

Test 5: Level 2 and 3 in words

Test 1: Removing the player for a period

Players' Conduct: The Level 3 Suspension · 0/5

Test 2: A suspended fielder or bowler

Test 3: A suspended batter

Test 4: Warning, carry-forward and the report

Test 5: Level 3 in cases

Test 1: What a Level 4 offence is

Players' Conduct: Level 4, Refusing Captains and Additional Points · 0/5

Test 2: Level 4: removal and recording

Test 3: Level 4: penalty and report

Test 4: A captain who refuses

Test 5: Additional points for Levels 3 and 4