No ball in test match give free hit or not: Every ball has its own importance in cricket. The match is seen turning on each ball. On the other hand, if no ball is put in the match, then the batsman gets to play an additional ball. At the same time, if this no ball is in T20 cricket, then there is a free hit with no ball, so that this short over game can be completely changed on this free hit. But what is the rule of ICC regarding no ball in Test cricket, let us know.

ICC rule on no ball in Test cricket

Tendulkar-Anderson Test series is going on between India and England. In this, no ball is being done from the bowlers. But there is no free hit on no ball, because the ICC rules say that no ball is given in Test cricket, but after that the batsman does not get a free hit.

T20 and ODI rule in FREE HIT

In ODI International and T20 cricket, there are different rules regarding no ball, because these are limited over games, so the batsman gets a chance to score extra runs. If the bowler throws the ball from the crease towards the bowling line-up, then he is called a no ball, whose brunt also has to bear the bullion through a free hit. Most of the benefits on this ball are in favor of the batsman.

• When free, the batsman can only be run out. If the batter is bold or catch out on the free hit, then it is not considered out.
• If the bowler also throws a free hit ball, no ball or wide ball, then the free hit will continue on the next ball.

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