NIFT UG 2016 Question Paper with solutions
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1. There are also two scorers.
2. After each over they swap positions.
3. In the early 1990s, a third umpire was introduced for test matches.
4. The essential officials in the field are two umpires who control the field.
5. One stands at the bowler’s end, the other is square on to the batting wickets so that the batsman has his back to him.
6. The umpire’s main duties are to judge whether a batsman is out in answer to an appeal of “how’s that?” from the fielding side; to ensure that the batting, bowling and fielding are within the laws; to signal boundaries, leg-byes, byes, wides, no balls and short runs to the scorers; to decide if conditions are fit or unfit for play.
2. After each over they swap positions.
3. In the early 1990s, a third umpire was introduced for test matches.
4. The essential officials in the field are two umpires who control the field.
5. One stands at the bowler’s end, the other is square on to the batting wickets so that the batsman has his back to him.
6. The umpire’s main duties are to judge whether a batsman is out in answer to an appeal of “how’s that?” from the fielding side; to ensure that the batting, bowling and fielding are within the laws; to signal boundaries, leg-byes, byes, wides, no balls and short runs to the scorers; to decide if conditions are fit or unfit for play.
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