Umps are obliged to check that the delivery was legal

before reviewing an appeal.

Batsmen cannot ask for a review on the basis that the bowler might have delivered a no ball .

I am a clicket know-it-all. Give me an ump job. I'd love that right off.

Posted By: Jim Nasium on March 23rd 2013 at 21:43:27

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cricket question about the rules (General Chat) - Charles21, Mar 23, 21:16:51
- My understanding is that an appeal can only be made on one ground (General Chat) - King, Mar 23, 21:18:54
  - Further, Law 27(4) states: An appeal "How?s That?" covers all ways of being out.... (n/m) (General Chat) - Vivid Data Shark, Mar 23, 21:41:42
  - Is the correct answer. (n/m) (General Chat) - Jim Nasium, Mar 23, 21:20:03
    - Mind the umpires always check for the no ball even when the bat doesnt ask (n/m) (General Chat) - DrDublin, Mar 23, 21:25:03
      - Umps are obliged to check that the delivery was legal (General Chat) - Jim Nasium, Mar 23, 21:43:27
        
        Clearly.... (n/m) (General Chat) - Vivid Data Shark, Mar 23, 21:53:33
- Yes.... (n/m) (General Chat) - Vivid Data Shark, Mar 23, 21:17:21
  - Is the wrong answer. (n/m) (General Chat) - Jim Nasium, Mar 23, 21:20:26
    - You may be interested in this then... (General Chat) - Vivid Data Shark, Mar 23, 21:34:16
      - Too many words. (General Chat) - Jim Nasium, Mar 23, 21:56:10
        
        No probs, I remembered tha Kallis one from last month... (n/m) (General Chat) - Vivid Data Shark, Mar 23, 21:59:13

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