'Rarest no-ball!' Wicket-keeper's error results in an unusual cricket incident - WATCH
NEW DELHI: In cricket, a no-ball is an illegal delivery by the bowler, giving the batsman a free hit in the limited-overs matches. Common reasons for a no-ball include the bowler overstepping the popping crease, delivering the ball above waist height in the batsman's normal stance, or an overextended bowling…
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