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    4. If you are out of your crease in cricket, can u still get out by the LBW rule?
    If you are out of your crease in cricket, can u still get out by the LBW rule?

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    0  Views: 1693 Answers: 2 Posted: 11 years ago
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      I think it might be at the umpires descretion.There are a lot of variants to the rule & it's always controversial.

      11 years ago. Rating: 2
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        You most certainly can,if the umpire deems it is not a no-ball and the ball pitched in line,hit the batsman on the pads without having nicked the bat,and most important of all,the umpire believes without a shadow of a doubt the ball would have continued on to hit the stumps..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<

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