Ball 1- One batsman edges the ball and it hits the helmet behind the keeper so five runs as per the rules and not byes becoz its edged from the bat of the batsman so its counted as his runs and not byes.
Ball 2- Single runs taken by Batsman 1 and he reaches his hundred.
Ball 3- Next Batsman hits it for Six and he also eaches hundred.
Note: - As the ball 1 is edged and hits the helmet its counted as batsman's runs and not byes as the rules. its as simple as an edge not taken by the keepr and goes to the boundry is counted as four by the batsman and not four byes.
Regards,
Kamal Modi
From India, New Delhi
1Ball 2- Single runs taken by Batsman 1 and he reaches his hundred.
Ball 3- Next Batsman hits it for Six and he also eaches hundred.
Note: - As the ball 1 is edged and hits the helmet its counted as batsman's runs and not byes as the rules. its as simple as an edge not taken by the keepr and goes to the boundry is counted as four by the batsman and not four byes.
Regards,
Kamal Modi
From India, New Delhi
Dear Friends,
Great thinking by Supriya and i guess the second answer from Mahesh and Kamal are also apt to be correct answer. But i guess in the first answer where the first ball is a wide than you cannot hit it to four. Hope you all know that wide will be given when the ball is out of reach of batsman. Anyways great question, lets keep it going to find can we find any other solution for the same.......
Regards
Amith R.
From India, Bangalore
Great thinking by Supriya and i guess the second answer from Mahesh and Kamal are also apt to be correct answer. But i guess in the first answer where the first ball is a wide than you cannot hit it to four. Hope you all know that wide will be given when the ball is out of reach of batsman. Anyways great question, lets keep it going to find can we find any other solution for the same.......
Regards
Amith R.
From India, Bangalore
Hi Kamal... gud try... but penelty points by any means go to team only... and would not be counted in the batsman’s account... :) anyways... gr8 try... keep posting
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
I have figured out one more solution...
1st ball: Batsman A hits the ball for 6 and gets his muscle pulled in doing so... but since he's hit a six, he completes his century... he is retired hurt...
New Batsman takes over...
2nd ball: New batsman hits the ball and runs for 1 run but is caught out. BUT the 2 batsmen have already crossed each other... so now the Batsman B is on strike..
3rd Ball: Batsman B hits the ball for 6, completes the century and win the game... :)
From India, New Delhi
1st ball: Batsman A hits the ball for 6 and gets his muscle pulled in doing so... but since he's hit a six, he completes his century... he is retired hurt...
New Batsman takes over...
2nd ball: New batsman hits the ball and runs for 1 run but is caught out. BUT the 2 batsmen have already crossed each other... so now the Batsman B is on strike..
3rd Ball: Batsman B hits the ball for 6, completes the century and win the game... :)
From India, New Delhi
Dear Supriya,
This is really a great answer. But with Kamal's answer i guess the runs will certainly go to the batsman also let me get it clarified. Never the less another great answer...
Regards
Amith R.
From India, Bangalore
This is really a great answer. But with Kamal's answer i guess the runs will certainly go to the batsman also let me get it clarified. Never the less another great answer...
Regards
Amith R.
From India, Bangalore
Dear Supriya,
As the ball's edged by the batsman its always counted as batsman's runs rather than extras. if he would have missed the ball and it would have hit the helmet than it would have been five byes. good alternate answer by Supriya again. Its shows that a problem can be solved by various means only difference is to put in an effort to do so.
Kamal.
From India, New Delhi
As the ball's edged by the batsman its always counted as batsman's runs rather than extras. if he would have missed the ball and it would have hit the helmet than it would have been five byes. good alternate answer by Supriya again. Its shows that a problem can be solved by various means only difference is to put in an effort to do so.
Kamal.
From India, New Delhi
First Batsman hit Six of the last ball of the running Over.
Over Change Batsmen swaped. i.e First batsman will go to Non-striking end
Second batsmen will again Hit Six.
So Both remains Not-out & completed Hundred with One ball in Hand
From India, Nagpur
Over Change Batsmen swaped. i.e First batsman will go to Non-striking end
Second batsmen will again Hit Six.
So Both remains Not-out & completed Hundred with One ball in Hand
From India, Nagpur
Sorry to disappoint u Amith... but the runs would not go into the batsman's account... rather they will be in team's account only... I am sure about it... please check again from some sources....
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
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