1. Identify the colour of the cricket ball used in test and one day ma

1.	1. Identify the colour of the cricket ball used in test and one day matches. What is the reason behind using coloured balls? 2. When is a ‘follow on’ implemented during the course of a test match? 3. What is the umpire’s decision in the following cases: 1. When a batsman obstructs a fielder trying to catch the ball. 2. When a batsman hits the ball intentionally twice in succession.
Answer» 1. Colours of Ball: Test match — Red One day match — White. Red Colour Ball: Red colour ball retains its colour till completion of 80 overs and the batsman can easily pick this ball in test matches. White Colour Ball: White colour ball is more visible in flood light than red colour ball. 2. Follow on: When a team bats first and leads by at least 200 runs in 5 days’ match. 150 runs in 3 day match. 100 runs in 2 day match. In a one day match with two innings per side, 75 runs. 3. 1. Obstructing the field — Out 2. Hitting the ball twice — Out.

1. Identify the colour of the cricket ball used in test and one day matches. What is the reason behind using coloured balls? 2. When is a ‘follow on’ implemented during the course of a test match? 3. What is the umpire’s decision in the following cases: 1. When a batsman obstructs a fielder trying to catch the ball. 2. When a batsman hits the ball intentionally twice in succession.

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1. Colours of Ball:

Test match — Red

One day match — White.

Red Colour Ball: Red colour ball retains its colour till completion of 80 overs and the batsman can easily pick this ball in test matches.

White Colour Ball: White colour ball is more visible in flood light than red colour ball.

2. Follow on: When a team bats first and leads by at least 200 runs in 5 days’ match. 150 runs in 3 day match. 100 runs in 2 day match. In a one day match with two innings per side, 75 runs.

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