Hit a no ball and run 4 runs. Then the fielder will throw that ball and it will go for a six..total 11 runs.
Is that possible?
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Sign up to join this communityHit a no ball and run 4 runs. Then the fielder will throw that ball and it will go for a six..total 11 runs.
Is that possible?
Theoretically it is possible to score as many runs as possible since none of the cricket laws are putting a limit on that. So the answer is infinity.
And yes, what you have mentioned is possible. But if a fielder throws the ball after picking from the ground it won't be a six, but a four. So it will be 9 runs.