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In cricket, does the catch from the fielders(silly point or wicket keeper) helmet is out or not?

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Example: fall of rahul dravid's wicket in first test against srilanka 2008

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  1. yes... if the ball hits the bat and after that doesnt hit the ground... its out if the ball is caught irrespective of watever it hits... except the ground...


  2. Sri lanka robbed Dravid and then Ishant with hemlet catching ~ cheats Sri Lankans !

    Shameless Mahela is a crying sook, who starts cribbing if umpires don't give LBW and then calls for TV man , all dubious LBWs for Fab4 planted by cheat mahela ,. Doctrove and Mendis, lmao ! Just review the replays of Fab4 wickest and you will find that the cheats got them by dubious LBW review cheating throughout the series, no LBW was convincing, lol!

    Mahela is second rated cheat after first rated cheats Punter, Clarke & Symonds

    they have had their enough of non sense, now i will pay back !

  3. No, it's not out! A catch of the fielder's helmet is an invalid catch! Rahul Dravid was unfortunate to be given out by the standing umpire that day and he was even more unfortunate becoz he didn't ask for a review! If he would 've asked for a review then he wouldn't 've been out that day!

  4. yes it is out when the ball hits th bat and brush the helmet.

  5. not out

  6. No, it is not out, the helmet has been placed there by the fielding side and would not normally be a feature of the field of play. This ruling also comes into play when the ball strikes the helmet after the batsman has played a stroke and extra runs are rewarded.

  7. This is Not Out.  According to the laws of cricket:

    Law 32 - Caught

    Part 3 - A Fair Catch

    Section (e): states that it is a fair catch if "a fielder catches the ball after it has touched an umpire, another fielder or the other batsman. However, it is NOT a fair catch if the ball has touched a protective helmet worn by a fielder, although the ball remains in play."

  8. yes it is out


  9. its out. if ball touches the bat before touching the helmet

  10. OUT.....
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