Cricket Rules and Laws Quiz Online Mcq’s Test

All the cricket fans can put their general knowledge about the game to test by attempting the following quiz which is about the important rules and regulation of the sport.

Cricket Rules and Laws Quiz Online Mcq’s Test

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1. The umpire draws and imaginary large square shape in the air with both hands. What is he doing?

Requesting a Decision Review

Signalling a Free Hit

Requesting a TV replay

Requesting Drinks

Question 1 of 10

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2. The umpire “offers the light” to the batting side. What is the meaning of this?

Asking whether they want the floodlights switched on

Asking whether they want to play on if the light is poor

Asking whether they want floodlights to be turned off

Question 2 of 10

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3. The ball strikes a close fielder on his helmet before being caught. What happens?

None of these

The batsman is out

The batsman is not out

Batsman receive five runs

Question 3 of 10

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4. How many overs of powerplay are allowed in a T-20 match?

6

7

5

4

Question 4 of 10

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5. What would happen if a player fielded the ball with his cap?

It will be considered a no ball

The batsman receives five runs

Play would continue as the cap is considered a part of the fielder’s armory

The fielder will be banned for next three games

Question 5 of 10

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6. How can the captain of a fielding side get a new ball for his bowlers?

By requesting the umpire at any time

Once the old ball is misplaced

After getting permission from the batting side

By waiting until the specified overs are played and then asking the umpire

Question 6 of 10

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7. What is the maximum number of overs a bowler can bowl in T-20 cricket?

Five

Four

Six

Three

Question 7 of 10

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8. How many ways can a batsman be out?

Nine

Six

Eight

Ten

Question 8 of 10

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9. When umpire waves both arms across each other in front of his stomach, it means:

Signalling the end of a over

Signalling a dead ball

Signalling it’s Break time

Signalling the match a draw

Question 9 of 10

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10. As he approaches the crease, the bowler accidentally throws the ball backwards. What happens?

The batsman may approach the ball and hit it

The ball is considered dead

The batsman may run

The batting side is granted four runs

Question 10 of 10

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