Sports Asked by Alex Brookes on July 31, 2021
In hitting a potential winning run in a tied cricket match my brother’s bat slipped out of his hand and over the square leg umpire’s head. He did not realise that a bat is not needed to complete a run, so he ran and collected it then headed for the bowler’s crease, which allowed time for him to be run out.
If he had run parallel to the pitch and reached a point past an imaginary extension of the popping crease at the bowler’s end, would the run of counted, and/or would he have been out?
Yes. Quoting from Law 7 The Creases:
The popping crease [...] shall be considered to be unlimited in length.
so you can complete the run anywhere on the playing surface.
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