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Question
Explain the following term in cricket:
Intentional Disturbance
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Solution
There are two kinds of intentional disturbances in cricket:
- Handling the ball: It is a situation where a batsman deliberately uses his hand to prevent the ball from striking the stumps.
- Obstructing the field: This occurs when a batsman specifically comes in the way of a fielder.
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