Leg bye
From Cricipedia
A Leg bye occurs when the ball hits any part of the batsmens body (minus the glove, unless it is not touching the bat) and the batsmen complete a run.[1][2] Either batsmen can still be run out when attempting to score a leg bye.
An umpire shows that a leg bye has been scored by lifting his knee and tapping it with his hand.[2]
While leg byes are usually scored in every match, they are not that common.
References
- ↑ Law 26 (Bye and Leg bye), Lord's
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Umpire signals - Leg bye, BBC Academy
