Australia tour of India, 2017

[Siva]

A quick question, if anyone knows it please help me :

*Say a left arm spinner is bowling over the wicket to a right hander. But the batsman attemps a switch hit. But he misses it and it strikes his pads in line. But the ball pitched outside the line. 
So will it be considered 'pitching outside leg stump' because he is a right hander, or will it be given out because at that moment he has switched to a left hander and the leg stump is now his off stump??

Really confused about this, please help me.

The latter, he would be considered a left handed batsmen. Same case for wide as well!

Edit: Looks like the rule is different for lbw and wide. Lbw can't be given if it's pitched outside leg though he switches the stance. Also, whether or not he switched will be based on his grip and not on the legs.

 

[Tha.RP8]

The latter, he would be considered a left handed batsmen. Same case for wide as well!

Thanks for clearing the confusion. I had seen wides given, but wasn't sure about the lbw.

 

[Siva]

Thanks for clearing the confusion. I had seen wides given, but wasn't sure about the lbw.

There's a lot of confusion over this on the internet too. Better to wait for a live case. Rules are contradicting too!

 

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[Nawin7ST]

Day 2: 2nd Session - India trail by 446 runs

AUS - 451
IND - 5/0 (5.0 Ovs)
CRR: 1.00

 

[iSK]

Day 2: Tea Break - India trail by 431 runs
AUS - 451
IND - 20/0 (8.0 Ovs)
CRR: 2.50

 

[iSK]

Day 2: 3rd Session - India trail by 403 runs

AUS - 451

IND - 48/0 (16.3 Ovs)
CRR: 2.91

 

[iSK]

Today again Rahul only playing :-/


Rahul* 39(56)
Vijay 9(45)

Partnership: 48(101)

 

[iSK]

Rahul Scored Fifty nj

 

[Nawin7ST]

Day 2: 3rd Session - India trail by 378 runs

AUS - 451
IND - 73/0 (22.0 Ovs)
CRR: 3.32

Vijay* 21(61)
Rahul 52 (71)

Partnership: 73(138)