Laws of Cricket

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The Laws of Cricket are the official, globally recognized rules that govern how the game of cricket is played and administered.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cricket law code
sports rulebook
abbreviation MCC Laws of Cricket NERFINISHED
appliesTo One Day International cricket
Test cricket
Twenty20 cricket NERFINISHED
all formats of cricket
defines ball
bat
boundary
bye
dead ball
dismissal
fair delivery
innings
leg bye
no ball
over
pitch
run
wicket
wide ball
enforcedBy match referee NERFINISHED
on-field umpires
firstCodifiedInYear 1744
governingBody Marylebone Cricket Club NERFINISHED
governs game of cricket
governsAspect appeals
boundaries
dead ball
decision review
dismissals
equipment
field layout
match result
no-balls
player conduct
playing conditions
scoring
substitutes
timekeeping
umpiring
wides
hasNumberOfLaws 42
hasSupplement playing conditions issued by ICC
playing conditions issued by domestic boards
includesLaw Law 18: Scoring runs NERFINISHED
Law 1: The players
Law 20: Dead ball NERFINISHED
Law 21: No ball
Law 22: Wide ball NERFINISHED
Law 27: The wicket-keeper
Law 28: The fielder NERFINISHED
Law 2: The umpires NERFINISHED
Law 30: Bowled
Law 32: Caught NERFINISHED
Law 36: Leg before wicket NERFINISHED
Law 38: Run out NERFINISHED
Law 3: The scorers
Law 41: Unfair play NERFINISHED
Law 42: Players’ conduct NERFINISHED
Law 4: The ball NERFINISHED
Law 5: The bat
Law 7: The pitch NERFINISHED
jurisdiction global
language English
latestCodeEffectiveFrom 1 October 2017
listsDismissalMethod bowled
caught
handled the ball
hit the ball twice
hit wicket
leg before wicket
obstructing the field
run out
stumped
timed out
majorCodeRevision 1947
1980
2000
2017
recognizedBy International Cricket Council NERFINISHED
national cricket boards
revisedInYear 1788
specifies ball weight and circumference
dimensions of the bat
dimensions of the pitch
dimensions of the stumps
updatedEdition 2019 Code 2nd Edition
usedBy amateur cricket
club cricket
professional cricket
school cricket

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Lord's Cricket Ground associatedWith Laws of Cricket
Marylebone Cricket Club publishes Laws of Cricket
this entity surface form: MCC Laws of Cricket
Marylebone Cricket Club governs Laws of Cricket
this entity surface form: Laws of Cricket for men's cricket
Marylebone Cricket Club governs Laws of Cricket
this entity surface form: Laws of Cricket for women's cricket
Marylebone Cricket Club governs Laws of Cricket
this entity surface form: Laws of Cricket for junior cricket
Test cricket recognisedBy Laws of Cricket