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1 ball remaining

1 run to win

bowler bowled the ball

batsman played the shot

the ball took inside edge and entered the flap of the pad and got stuck there

the batsman is running with ball in his pad and the short square leg is running behind him trying to get the ball out of the pad of batsman

the batsman completes the run

what is the result of the match, does the batting team win or not!!

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  1. well under icc rules the game is a tie


  2. It will be considered as 'dead ball', no runs will be given for that, and the bowler will be asked to bowl once again.

  3. no, it is a tie. it is icc rules.

  4. They win. The batting team.

  5. batting team not winning. ball lodged in the pad is dead and match ends in a tie. as the score is equal and Over Up.

  6. Batting team wins, provided the obstruction was unintentional.

  7. it wil be considered as a dead ball.......................

    anyway,,,,,,,,nice Avatar...........

  8. no cos it was lbw

    nice question star!!!

  9. The Oracle is spot on, nothing more can be added.

  10. It will be considered as a dead ball.

  11. there is very rare chance to happan this but if at all this happans the batting team will win

    sorry i forgot the dead ball rule yes the ball will be declared as dead ball. but as I mentioned earlier i feel it will be really rare condition

  12. Batting Team Wins.

  13. Batting team wins!

    Provided the batsmen does not obstructs the field...

  14. Oz has taken his medication, layed off the alcohol for a day and asked A CRICKETING QUESTION!!!!

    Nice going fat boy!! Keep up the good work.

  15. In this situation, it would be declared a 'dead ball'. This is covered in the Laws of Cricket, Law 23, 1 (a) (iv) 'Whether played or notit lodges in the clothing or equipment of a batsman or the clothing of an umpire'.

    If the ball becomes dead after the striker has had an opporunity to play the ball, then no additional delivery will be allowed.

    In the situation above, the result would be a draw or a tie. The ball has become dead when it lodges in the batsman's pad. Irrespective of whether he completes his run, it is impossible for a run to be scored, or for a wicket to be taken.

    As the scores were level, the result is a draw, in a first class match, or a tie, in a limited overs game.
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