2—"NOT OUT," as in the opinion of the umpire the ball would have missed the wicket, 3.—A "NO-BALL" is a ball that is bowled by the bowler without having at least one foot grounded behind the bowling crease and within the return crease, or if the bowler jerks or throws the ball in delivery, 4—A "WIDE" is a ball that is bowled so high or wide of the wicket as to be out of reach of the striker, 5.—OUT, "RUN OUT," as the striker has played the ball,
6—OUT, "STUMPED.
7.—OUT, "CAUGHT.
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