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प्रश्न
Write any three situations when an umpire adds a penalty of five runs to the opponent team.
उत्तर
The situations when five penalty runs are awarded by the umpire to the opponent team are:
- The player returns without the umpire's consent and fields the ball in play.
- Tampering with the ball. First, a final warning is issued, followed by a penalty run.
- Distracting the striker deliberately while receiving the ball. The penalty run is awarded after the first final warning.
- Time is wasted by fielding a team. First, there is a final warning, followed by the penalty run.
- Damage to the pitch. First, a final warning is issued, followed by a penalty run.
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