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Question by raj
Submitted on 1/25/2004
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Is there any circumstances where both the Batsmen (Striker & non-striker ) are run out.if so state in which match and who are the players.

Answer by stendulkar
Submitted on 3/11/2004
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Two batsmen cannot be run out or declared out at the same time. the umpire has to make a decision what batsmen is legally out depending on the circumstances which batsman to declare out. for ex. if someone catches the ball hit by a batsman, he cannot run someone one out because the ball is considered dead as soon as he catches it. unless of course if it was a no-ball, where the person getting caught is not out and the person catching the ball has the opportunity to run any one of the two batsman out.

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