In cricket, how is a 'no ball' defined?

Bowler oversteps the crease

Batsman is hit by the ball

Ball bounces twice

All of the above

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D. All of the above

A 'no ball' is defined by several conditions, including overstepping the crease, a batsman being hit, or the ball bouncing twice.

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