Law 38 - Run Out

Question 1

When is a batter not out run out?

Answer 1

When they’ve left their ground to avoid injury and when: there is a no ball, a batter is out of their ground not attempting a run and the wicket keeper breaks the wicket without the intervention of another fielder

Question 2

When can the non-striker be out run out?

Answer 2

Before the bowler would be expected to release the ball (arm at highest point is release)

Question 3

What if there is an unsuccessful attempt at running out the non-striker?

Answer 3

Call a dead ball