Why India got 3 runs on free hit, know what the rules say

India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup: In the match against Pakistan, India won by 4 wickets,

played a wonderful innings for the Indian team and scored 82 runs to win India.

This match went on till the last over.

On one hand, while Kohli's innings won the hearts of the fans, on the other hand something happened in the last over which confused not only the Pakistani captain but also the fans.

Actually, it happened that the fourth ball of the last over, which was at waist height, was hit for a six by King Kohli.

After this, Kohli raised questions on the height of the ball by looking from the umpire's side.

Then seeing Kohli, the umpire declared the ball a no ball.

However, the umpire did not try to check the no ball which raised questions on the decision of the umpire. 

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But after the no ball by the umpire, Virat got a free hit on the next ball, on which Kohli got bowled.

But the ball went away after hitting the stump, on which Kohli ran away and took 3 runs.

Seeing the 3 runs taken by Kohli and Karthik, the Pakistani captain got confused and started talking to the umpire about it.

The Pakistani player started demanding to give this ball a dead ball but the umpire gave these three runs to India as a bye.

What does the rule say?

Pakistani players were confused

, in fact, when this incident happened, everyone started trying to know the rule under which runs were taken after the ball hit the stump in a free hit.

Let us tell you that according to the rules of ICC, if a batsman is out on a free hit, then he can run for runs.

Which is added to the batsman's score.

Even if the ball hits the stump with the bat, the batsman can still run and take a run.

At the same time, when a batsman is bowled on a free hit and runs away, then that run is not added to the batsman's account but to the extra run. 

This was the reason that when Kohli took 3 runs after hitting the stumps, then he got 3 runs as extra runs for India. That is, the 3 runs that India got should be according to the ICC rules.

When the dead ball is given,

let us know that under Rule 20.1.1 there is a provision to give a dead ball, in which the ball reaches the wicketkeeper or bowler in the hands and the action is over, then that ball will be a dead ball, apart from when the boundary After the action is completed, then that too will be considered a dead ball.

If a batsman is out, it will be considered a dead ball.

At the same time, the ball on which Kohli got out was a free hit, so Virat was not out.

Therefore, no rule was applicable in this.

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