What is the rule for free hit in ODI cricket?

Question

What is the rule for free hit in ODI cricket?

Answer 1

"Should a bowler deliver a no ball by overstepping the popping crease, it costs 1 run and his next delivery is designated a free-hit, from which the batsman can only be dismissed through a run out, for hitting the ball twice, obstructing the field or handling the ball, as is the case for the original "no ball"

Answer 2

if any bowler bowls a no ball, then the batsman gets a free hit in which the batsman can only get run out and if he gets out in any other way, then it is considered as not out

Answer 3

When a bowler bowled a no ball (overstep only), then his next ball will be a free hit ball in which batsman can't be out except run out.

Answer 4

if the bowler bowls a front foot no ball (front foot over the bowling crease), then the next delivery to be bowled will be a "free hit" where the batsman cannot be given out unless runout (tho possibly also for abstucting the field, hitting the ball twice or handled the ball, but any of the 3 are VERY unlikely). also the field cannot be changed unless the batsman score a run off the bat from the no ball delivered

hopefully that will answer your question

Answer 5

Try to watch any IPL GAME, THEN YOU WILL UNDER STAND IT BETTER.

Answer 6

well if a bowler bowls a no ball stepping out his feet front line or even side line of the bowling crease then a free hit is awarded.