11 ways a player gets out in cricket // क्रिकेट में 11 तरीके से आउट होता है खिलाड़ी //

 11 ways a player gets out in cricket

1 = Catch Out :-

Catch Out • if the bowler's ball hits the batsman's bat or hits the hand holding the bat and bounce in the air catch by a player of the opposition team before falling to the ground if done then the batsman is declared out is . Catch out also done by wicketkeeper, fielder, bowler can go.

2 = Bowled

Bowled • When the ball thrown by the bowler is on the wicket If it hits , it is termed as bold . In this case it ball hits wickets even if it hits bat , pad or body So he is considered out.

3= Stumping

Stumping • When the bowler throws the ball and the wicket keeper knock down the balls of the wickets and at the time

If the batsman or his bat is not in the crease then he is our.

4 = Leg before wicket ( LBW)

Leg before wicket (lbw) • if Bowled by the bowler

This distance from the batsman's body before the ball hits the bat type of collision that if the batsman was not standing there had that ball hit the wicket, the batsman would have got leg before Adjudged out by way of wicket (lbw) .

5=  Hit wicket ...

Hit Wicket •  When the batsman hits his bat while taking a shot if he drop the balls of the wicket, then he is called hit-wicket . Means is considered out.

6 = Run Out ....

 Run Out • When the batsman runs to take a run and meanwhile, the fielder, batsman or his bat of the opposition team before reaching the crease of that side's wicket if he drops the bails , he will be considered run out.

7 =.  Hitting the ball twice 

Hitting the ball twice• if a batsman only for the purpose of saving a wicket or with the consent of the opposition if he hits the ball twice without goes . Although several reports claim that no one has been dismissed like this in international cricket.

8 = Obstructing the field

Obstructing the field• if a batsman if he intentionally abstracts the fielder, he is out.

Termed , in which the fielder's Bowled ball including stopping.

9 = Time Out

Time Out • if a batsman on his turn not on the ground within 3 minutes in teast match ond ODI matches if it comes, it can be declared out and in T-20 matches, if he does not reach the ground in 2 minutes, the he Out is declared under time out.

10 = Mankading Out

Mankading Out • When the bowler feels that his ball the batsman is far from the non-striker's crease even before the throw.

If he is coming out first then he is of the non-striker batsman by throwing the bails could in this event the ball is not recorded but the wicket falls down .

11 = Handled the ball

Handled the ball •  Touch the ball with his hand without permission, then he is sent to the field.

Adjudged out under the obstruction rule is.

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