Does a player get out in a 'wide'ball??in cricket?

Question

in the t20 match between India and Pakisthan a pakisthani player was not given out by the umpire since it was a wide ball even though it was caught behind the wicket but in the ongoing ODI series between India and Australia symonds was given out by the umpire when he was stumped even though it was a wide ball......how does this actually work??

see this vid for the india pakisthan match

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTZoBhkNQH4&mode=related&search=

Answer 1

As per Law 25 concerning "Wide" a batsman will be given out in the following cases only:

1)Handled the ball,
2) (Hit wicket),
3) Obstructing the field
4)Run out
5)Stumped

Hence Symonds was given out against wide ball.

Please check the following link for details about Law 25.

http://www.lords.org/laws-and-spirit/laws-of-cricket/laws/law-25-wide-ball,51,AR.html

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Answer 2

The T20 decision was a not-out as the Umpire did not believe that the batsman had snicked the ball. And hence he was not out. If there was any sort of touch, then it could not have been called a wide ball. Sometimes players appeal aggressively on a wide ball so that at least the umpire will not call it a wide. Did not work that time.

Also, theoretically, along with the types of outs given by some other answers, even obstructing the field is a way of getting out on a wide ball. (Wide-Running for a bye-Throw-Batsman stops the throw deliberately)

Answer 3

The only way u can be givin out of a wide ball is run out, stumped and hit wicket(when da strikers body or equipment hits da wicket WHILE da ball is in play)

Answer 4

if he is caught, stumped or run out then he is certainely out. in the 20-20 match probably, the ball hit the glove or maybe it was a wrong decision by the umpire.

Answer 5

Yes a batsman can get out on a wide ball.
He may get stumped out,run out or hit wicket

Answer 6

Too late for Sanath VS India (187)

Answer 7

certainly yes the player is out but some times the decision made by an umpire can also be wrong

Answer 8

NO. A player can get out ON a wide ball. How can someone be out in a wide ball? looooool

Answer 9

yes in wide ball stepping out will cause a wicket

Answer 10

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