@@TheCricketDigest all u said in the video is that both sides become the batsman's offside while playing the reverse sweep and switch hit. Probably u can do a video focused on that shot alone. I've sn international umpires get this wrong and if those at that level can get it wrong wat about those who aren't at that level
@@t3knyn from the cricket law side of it there is nothing more to it. If the batter attempts switch hit or reverse sweep both the sides becomes off side. Sorry, there is nothing more to add. As we mentioned previously, if you have any specific question related to any specific question then please ask us.
If a right-handed batsman is not in the normal guard position and is standing 5-6 stumps to the leg side before the ball is bowled, but the batsman returns to the normal guard position when the bowler releases the ball and bowl is going leg side, will it still be considered a wide ball as it would be considered as legal delivery if batsman has not return to normal guard?
Please can you explain leg side wides further? Law 22.1.1 clearly states “where the striker is standing or has stood at any point after the ball came into play”. According to law 20.5, the ball comes into play when the bowler starts their run up (or bowling action if there’s no run up). So when a striker shuffles towards the off stump towards the very end of the bowler’s run up (like Kohli and many others), shouldn’t the leg side wide mark be based on where the striker was standing as the bowler was starting the run up?
For the leg side wide ball if one of the leg in air while leaving the ball on leg side considering it wide if ball goes below that leg in air.. is it a wide ball or not??
Bro for a wide ball , the line's which are very close to stump are also have some rules right. I will explain . If there is a right handed batter and left handed bowler and he ball over the wicket so in this scenario, if the right handed batter move towards his forward side and the ball went very close to the leg stump (under the line which I mentioned earlier) then I think it's a legal ball . If I am wrong then please explain me
if a bowler bowls ball on the feet of batsman and batsman jumps from his position such that the ball passes from the position just where the batsman feet were. will it be a legal ball or wide
Hello Sir, Thanks for this very clear and excellent explanation. Regarding what happens at 2:15 to 2:19 in this video. .. Is that a wide ? Thanks a lot.
@@TheCricketDigestNoted. Thank you for your quick reply. This is very helpful. May I ask where the leg side wides are noted in any MCC or ICC laws ? I am not able to locate those. Thanks again. Your guidance is much valuable and appreciated.
@@TheCricketDigestSir, Thanks for your quick reply yesterday. May I ask exact which document, by ICC, MCC or anywhere else, actually explains these Leg Side wides ? I am not finding it anywhere. Thanks again.
@@TheCricketDigestHello Sir again, So in the video, what happened between the times 1:40 to 1:45, the batsman is standing at his normal guard position, ball is outside the Wide Line, and thus it IS indeed a Wide Ball ? Visually it seems the ball is within the batsman’s reach even if he is not making contact. Thanks a lot.
Hey mate, nicely done. Can I team up with you to make these videos(?) I am a professional cricket umpire from NZ. I would love to work with you on this:)
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You should have touched more on reverse sweep and switch hit shot, that's still a touchy topic wen it comes to wide
We have covered everything about switch hit and reverse sweep. You can post your question here if you still have any doubts
@@TheCricketDigest all u said in the video is that both sides become the batsman's offside while playing the reverse sweep and switch hit. Probably u can do a video focused on that shot alone. I've sn international umpires get this wrong and if those at that level can get it wrong wat about those who aren't at that level
@@t3knyn from the cricket law side of it there is nothing more to it. If the batter attempts switch hit or reverse sweep both the sides becomes off side. Sorry, there is nothing more to add. As we mentioned previously, if you have any specific question related to any specific question then please ask us.
@@TheCricketDigest blessings my friend. Keep up the good work tho. Ur vids r still very informative 💯
@@TheCricketDigest what is we come frontfoot and ball is outside leg
If a right-handed batsman is not in the normal guard position and is standing 5-6 stumps to the leg side before the ball is bowled, but the batsman returns to the normal guard position when the bowler releases the ball and bowl is going leg side, will it still be considered a wide ball as it would be considered as legal delivery if batsman has not return to normal guard?
Same question
Please reply if you know
Need more of these videos often
Bro explain about all spin types and it's ball movement
if a ball pitches outside leg, spins from behind the batter and goes above the stumps, will it be considered as a wide ball?
Please can you explain leg side wides further? Law 22.1.1 clearly states “where the striker is standing or has stood at any point after the ball came into play”. According to law 20.5, the ball comes into play when the bowler starts their run up (or bowling action if there’s no run up).
So when a striker shuffles towards the off stump towards the very end of the bowler’s run up (like Kohli and many others), shouldn’t the leg side wide mark be based on where the striker was standing as the bowler was starting the run up?
that's right
@@TheCricketDigest then why is every ball down the leg side called a wide in limited overs cricket?
Agar batsman pehele se off side wide creez ke bahar chala Jaye or ball leg stamp ki Puri karib se Jaye to wo wide hai yah nehin ?
For the leg side wide ball if one of the leg in air while leaving the ball on leg side considering it wide if ball goes below that leg in air.. is it a wide ball or not??
For a right hand batsman if a ball goes to leg side over his left foot ,is it a wide or not
no
Bro for a wide ball , the line's which are very close to stump are also have some rules right. I will explain . If there is a right handed batter and left handed bowler and he ball over the wicket so in this scenario, if the right handed batter move towards his forward side and the ball went very close to the leg stump (under the line which I mentioned earlier) then I think it's a legal ball . If I am wrong then please explain me
Sir.. what if bawler follows batsman and bawled out side the off of crease is it no ball..?
What is the difference between above head wide ball and first bounce
If there is a bouncer ball over head , thats count as wide or first bounce or both ??
both
Leg side wide many controversy...plz explain sir
Batting leg side chor k play krne time kya boga??
if a bowler bowls ball on the feet of batsman and batsman jumps from his position such that the ball passes from the position just where the batsman feet were. will it be a legal ball or wide
legal
If a ball passes from the line then it is ball or wide?? Plz ans
does batsman REACH means bat with full stretch of arms?
not necessarily different people have different arm length but wide line off side is same for all
Hello Sir, Thanks for this very clear and excellent explanation. Regarding what happens at 2:15 to 2:19 in this video. .. Is that a wide ? Thanks a lot.
@@sachinmainkar yes, it's a wide ball
@@TheCricketDigestNoted. Thank you for your quick reply. This is very helpful. May I ask where the leg side wides are noted in any MCC or ICC laws ? I am not able to locate those. Thanks again. Your guidance is much valuable and appreciated.
@@TheCricketDigestSir, Thanks for your quick reply yesterday. May I ask exact which document, by ICC, MCC or anywhere else, actually explains these Leg Side wides ? I am not finding it anywhere. Thanks again.
@@TheCricketDigestHello Sir again, So in the video, what happened between the times 1:40 to 1:45, the batsman is standing at his normal guard position, ball is outside the Wide Line, and thus it IS indeed a Wide Ball ? Visually it seems the ball is within the batsman’s reach even if he is not making contact. Thanks a lot.
if the batsman plays the ball out of the crease and the ball goes over the batsman's head, is it a wide ball?
A ball pitched inside the wide line and turns and goes outside the wide line will it be called as wide?

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Create a new video How to play a wide river sweep shot? This topic is over
What if the batsman move outside leg to middle stum and ball going just outside legstump
What if the ball is above the shoulder and below the head and is on the leg side but on the line of the body?
Thank you 😊
Videos shot in IIT Bombay?
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What if player move to front direction to hit the bowl but bowl goes legside wide ?
When bowler pitched outside of wide line but batsman tried to hit by moving towards the ball ...is it a wide ball
Hey mate, nicely done. Can I team up with you to make these videos(?) I am a professional cricket umpire from NZ. I would love to work with you on this:)
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@@AbhishekKumar-nz2pp hey Abhishek
Sir, why reupload. What about new video
Btw, very well explained still sir
Reverse shot mai dono off side maante hai to wide ball tab he mani jayegi jab wo line cross karegi....I m right to understand
yes
When we hit a wide bowl is it considered as a wide
no, not a wide.
Bowler bowled a ball, but after the ball is delivered and batsman move towards wide crease & ball is outside wide crease, is it a wide ball?
@@Maheshc27 yes, its a wide ball
Decision of Wide ball on leg spin is bit tricky
Height limitation please?
Batsman standing up stump wide or not
Agr bowl leg stump ka oper sa jya tu
Thanks
Hey, i have some doubts can we talk
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@@TheCricketDigestHello Sir, I am going to email you about Wide Balls. Thanks a lot.
When step out then ???
If ball goes from legside of batsman but under his legs but leg was in air the leg side leg its considered wide or right
no
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