How can a batsman Turned has out without facing a Single ball in cricket?

Answer 1

yar agar usko badi jor ki potty lagi hai aur uska no. aaa gaya hai aur koi tyar nahi hai kyonki shawn pollok boling kar raha hai
agar wo 5 min may potty karkay nahi aata hai to wo out hai bina face kiye.
if he after all managed to come , and while he was reaching the pitch a player threw the boll right on his nose then he's retired hurt
chal agar wo bahadur hai aur fir bhi khelnay aa jata hai non striker end pay our ******* run out ho jata hai jab to uska bina face kiye patta saff hona hiu hai bhai
in short
1)run nout on non striker end without facing
2)retired hurt while he was on the ground but didn't face a ball
3)coudnt reach the pitch on time

Answer 2

A batsman who has not faced any ball can be run-out as explained below;

On the last ball of an over a batsman is out caught, bowled, LBW or stumped. The next batsman comes to the crease to replace him. The next ball will be faced by the batsman at the other end. He hits the ball and run and reaches the other end safely. however, the new batsman who responds to the run does not reach the crease in time and is run out. though he has not faced any ball.

Answer 3

A zero-ball duck occurs when a batsman begins his innings at the non-strikers' end, and is the run out before he has the chance to face a single ball. Names used for this type of dismissal include diamond duck (also sometimes used to refer to an opener getting a first ball duck), black duck, glass duck and sapphire duck. In a very rare occurence the batsman can be timed out, if he intentionally takes more than two minutes to reach the crease. This has never occured in a test, and has only happened four times in first-class cricket. If a batsman is timed out he is not said to have been out for any specific type of duck, just referred to as being timed out. If the batsman is stumped off a wide or run out off a no ball, it does not count as a zero-baller as, although a wide or no-ball does not count as a delivery in the bowling column, it does count as a ball faced by the batsman.
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Answer 4

Batsman standing at the non striker end and gets run out with out facing a single delivery.

Answer 5

If a batsman has just entered and he is at the non-striker's end and if he gets run out ,he ultimately becomes out without facing a single ball.

Answer 6

there can be many cases one is if a batsman takes too much of time to come from pavilion and no replacement comes. Umpire has right to declare him out even without facing a single ball.

Answer 7

He can got out without entering the ground if he dosnt come to the ground within 2 minutes after the out of the previous batsman.

Answer 8

Run out is one of the option,,,other is when the batsman fails to showup for 3 minutes after the dismissal of the wicket...so he can given out without facing ball....

Answer 9

if the batsman comes to the crease at the non strikers end and is run out before he gets the strike. It has happened to Alan Donald in the world cup 99 semifinal against Aussies. By the way..what do you mean by 'Turned has'?

Answer 10

in accordance to cricinfo Rahul Dravid has confronted 26,634 deliveries in attempt cricket. yet they provide no comparable stats for the Sachin Tendulkar. Tendulkar has however performed extra assessments - 162 to Dravid's 137 and had extra innings - 265-237 and scored extra runs - 12,970 to eleven,256, as a result i might say Tendulkar has confronted the main deliveries, yet I doubt there's a lot in it. Dravid rankings his runs extra slowly and has a tendency to bat longer.