Top Document: The RSC/UKSC Cricket FAQ Previous Document: What are the 10 "standard" ways of getting out? Next Document: Any instances of batsmen getting "retired out"? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge Contributor(s): Andrew Dunford and others. Now the 11th out is pretty ambigious. It is not listed with the other outs but can be found in the law dealing with substitions (Law 2) In general, any batsman who refuses to bat when he is able to do so or is refused permission to bat by the opposing captain (he had left the field when he was able to bat on) is for the purpose of the records deemed to be "retired, out". User Contributions:Top Document: The RSC/UKSC Cricket FAQ Previous Document: What are the 10 "standard" ways of getting out? Next Document: Any instances of batsmen getting "retired out"? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: ganesh1947@bigmailbox.net
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