क्रिकेट में अंपायरिंग नियम

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क्रिकेट में दो ऑन-फील्ड أمपायर्स की जिम्मेदारी क्या होती है?

पिच की देखभाल करना

टीम के लिए रन बनाना

डिसमिसल के फैसले लेना और रन की गिनती करना (correct)

क्रिकेटर्स के लिए ट्रेनिंग प्रदान करना

क्या स्थिति में थर्ड अमपायर की सहायता ली जा सकती है?

जब सभी प्रकार के डिसमिसल होते हैं (correct)

जब बल्लेबाज बॉल्ड होता है

जब बल्लेबाज रन आउट होता है

जब फील्डर कैच लेता है

जब बल्लेबाज की विकट गिरती है और वह रन के लिए दौड़ता है, तो वह किस प्रकार के डिसमिसल के लिए जाता है?

स्टंप्ड

ल्ब्व (लेग बिफोर विकेट)

रन आउट (correct)

बॉल्ड

अमपायर 'वाइड बॉल' का संकेत कैसे देता है?

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क्रिकेट में एक टीम में कितने खिलाड़ी होते हैं?

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क्रिकेट में अमपायर्स की अंतिम Entscheidung क्या है?

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क्रिकेट में विकट क्या होता है?

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क्रिकेट में एक ओवर में कितनी गेंदें होती हैं?

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सचिन तेंदुलकर क्रिकेट में किस लिए जाने जाते हैं?

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क्रिकेट में ड्राइव शॉट क्या होता है?

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Study Notes

Umpiring Rules in Cricket

Roles and Responsibilities

Two on-field umpires responsible for making decisions on dismissals, runs, and boundary calls
One reserve umpire who replaces an on-field umpire in case of injury or illness
Umpires rotate roles after each over, with one umpire standing behind the wicket and the other at square leg

Decision-Making Process

Umpires consult with each other before making a decision, especially for complex dismissals
Umpires can seek assistance from the third umpire (off-field) for certain decisions, such as:
- Run-outs
- Stumpings
- Boundary calls
- Catches
Third umpire reviews footage and communicates decision to on-field umpires

Dismissal Types and Signals

Bowled: when a batsman is hit by the ball and is knocked over, with the ball hitting the stumps
- Signal: umpire raises index finger
Lbw (Leg Before Wicket): when a batsman is hit by the ball and is deemed to be out based on the umpire's judgment
- Signal: umpire raises index finger
Caught: when a batsman hits the ball and is caught by a fielder
- Signal: umpire raises index finger
Stumped: when a batsman misses the ball and the wicket-keeper hits the stumps before the batsman can make it back
- Signal: umpire raises index finger
Run-out: when a batsman is out of their ground and a fielder hits the stumps while the batsman is trying to score a run
- Signal: umpire raises index finger
Hit Wicket: when a batsman dislodges their own wicket with their bat or body
- Signal: umpire raises index finger

Other Key Rules

Wide ball: a ball that is bowled too wide for the batsman to play, resulting in an extra run for the batting team
- Signal: umpire raises arm horizontally
No ball: a ball that is bowled illegally, such as overstepping the crease, resulting in an extra run for the batting team
- Signal: umpire raises arm vertically
Free hit: a ball that is bowled as a result of a no ball, allowing the batting team a free shot at scoring runs
- Signal: umpire raises arm vertically and horizontally

Umpire's Authority

Umpires have the final say in all decisions
Umpires can intervene in case of misconduct or unfair play
Umpires can award penalty runs to the opposing team for various infractions, such as:
- Deliberate time-wasting
- Unfair appeals
- Damaging the pitch