How many ways are there for a batsman to get out?

Question

How many ways are there for a batsman to get out?

Answer 1

1. gettin hit in the nads

Answer 2

Mainly there are only 10 ways a batsman could get out, as already mentioned. The 11th way, Retired out, will happen only if the batsman decides it to be so. If a player retires for a reason other than injury / health related issues, and he does not resume his innings at a later stage he is considered 'retired out'. And in such circumstances a batsman can only recommence his innings with the consent of the rival captain.

If it is a health related problem which stops a batsman from resuming his innings it is 'retired hurt' & not out.

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Saifuddin, that is what is referred to as 'timed out'. If a batsman does not turn up in 3 minutes and the bowling team appeals, he is given out 'timed out'.

Answer 3

lbw

catch out

run out

stumped

hit wick.

handling the ball

bowled

coming late on field 4 batsman only

obstructing the ball delebrately

Answer 4

1. Bowled

2. LBW

3. Caught

4. Stumped

5. Hit Wicket

6. Run Out

7. Obstructing the Fielder

8. Hitting the ball twice

9. Handling the Ball

10. Timed Out

Retired is not really A wicket because it doesn't count

Answer 5

11 ways

Answer 6

many but officially 10.

Answer 7

4 ways of getting out run out wicket out fly out stomp out  

Answer 8

There are 11:

Caught

Bowled

LBW

Run-out

Stumped

Handled the ball

Timed out

Double hit

Hit wicket

Obstructing the field

Retired out

Answer 9

The above answers are correct. But they forget one.

If the new batsman should come to the crease with in 3 minutes after the out of previous batsman. Otherwise the new batsman should OUT.

Answer 10

Yes indeed. But in T20, it is only 30sec to get in to the crease, since batsman out.

Answer 11

I'm a bit rusty on my umpiring skills, but here are some:

Bowled

LBW

caught

Hit Wicket

handling the ball

Run out

Stumped

Obstructing the field

Preventing a catch

Timed out

Hit the ball twice

Answer 12

Saifuddin, what you are saying about is Timed Out !!!