Is it still a hatrick?

Question

My question is if ,in Cricket,you get 2 wickets in 2 balls and then after that you ball a no-ball and then you get a wicket with the ball after the no-ball.Will it still be a Hat-rick

Answer 1

Definitely not. A no-ball is not counted as a ball bowled but this only acts as a penalty against the bowler for bowling the no-ball in the first place. Any bowler that celebrated a "hat-trick" in this scenario would no doubt be laughed at! An interesting scenario would be if the batsmen was given out for "handling the ball" (as they can be) on the no-ball.....is this then a hat-trick?

Answer 2

No,it is not
A no-ball is an illegal delivery,a bowlers mistake

It might be hit for a six as well

A hat trick means 3 wickets off 3 consecutive deliveries
Run-outs not counted All 3 wickets should be credited
to the bowler's name like caught ,stump out,bowled,lbw,hit wicket. .Even if the bowler himself does the run-out,
it will not be counted for his hat trick

So,it will not be a hat trick even if the ball immediately after
the no-ball fetches a wicket.
Batsman can be out run out, handled the ball, hit the ball twice, or obstructing the field on a no ball
Run outs are not considered for hat tricks
important:
Handled the ball, hit the ball twice, or obstructing the field.
will be not considered a part of the hat trick as the
wickets are not credited to the bowler's name in these cases

Best Regards,

Answer 3

no. it is not counted because he has bowled a delivery to the batsman and in cricket a hatrick happens when a bowler takes three wickets in succession

Answer 4

no because the bowler bowled a non legitimate ball (The no-ball)!

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

NO it is not a hattrick

Answer 7

No

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

no