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Originally Posted by blynk
Really? I know that is the case for a catch, but for an LBW?
So you are saying that if they happened to run 1, but the battle was still given LBW then that run stands.
So taking that further, if the non striker was run out AND the LBW was then given, they are both out?
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An LBW is not an instant out, the team must appeal for the LBW (no appeal, no wicket) and the ball isn't dead until the umpire calls the wicket, if not out, then ball remains in play. If the umpire gave Ronchi out before the wickets were thrown down, then he would have been out and Anderson remained.