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The nine ways of getting out in cricket

Nine Laws in a row, 32 to 40, each name one way of getting out. Type them in any order.

Format
Type them all
Items
9 answers
Limit
2:00
Level
Medium
Checked
2026.10.03
Answers
9
Time limit
2:00
Order
Any order
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Case and accents ignored
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Name the nine ways a batter can be out.

Dismissal, part 1 of 3
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Dismissal, part 2 of 3
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About this quiz

The dismissals of the Laws of Cricket, the code published by Marylebone Cricket Club. They sit together in the section on appeals and dismissals, one Law each.

  • Laws 32 to 40 are, in order: Bowled, Caught, Hit the ball twice, Hit wicket, Leg before wicket, Obstructing the field, Run out, Stumped and Timed out.
  • The three Laws before them cover the wicket being broken, a batter out of their ground and the appeal.
  • There are 42 Laws in all.

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