Single Answer MCQ
Q-00046868
When is a 'no-ball' called in cricket?
1
When a bowler delivers a ball over the batsman's head
2
When the bowler steps over the crease while delivering the ball
3
When a fielder drops the catch
4
When a batsman scores more than six runs in one delivery
Answer and Solution
Answer
B. When the bowler steps over the crease while delivering the ball
Solution:
'No-ball' is called when the bowler steps over the crease during delivery, rendering the delivery illegal. The other scenarios do not apply to 'no-ball' regulations.
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