The definition of a ball out of range

Counting points
• A ball thrown out of reach of the drummer is declared wide ball if the batter did not succeed in touching it. The definition of a ball out of range is stricter for a limited-dress match. The penalty of a wide ball is also one point. In addition, the ball does not count in the count of throws of the sleeve.
 • If the drummer fails to return the ball (without being out of range) and the goalkeeper does not succeed, the drummer can start running.
• If the ball hits the drummer himself (leg before wicket), the drummer can start running.
• If the ball is lost, one of the hunters must declare it. If the referee confirms that the ball is lost, the team at bat scores six points. The thing rarely happens in international cricket. The rule is rather designed for amateur grounds, with trees or bushes.

• The referee is free to give five points of penalty to a team guilty of certain misconduct, among which: intentional slowing of the game, intentional degradation of the playing field.
Drummers out
• Obstructing the field: the drummer hindered one of the hunters. In fact, it's all about preventing the drummer from pushing a hunter - he has every right to stand in his field of vision, or to stand between the hunter and the wicket. Only a drummer in the history of test cricket, Len Hutton (England) has made such a mistake.
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