None. A maiden over is one where no runs are scored
Maiden over means no runs off the bat from the batsman and the over does not have a single No ball nor wide ball. Suhas Sapre (Baroda 10/08/2012)
maiden wicket or wicket maiden
To hit a six, the batsman must hit the cricket ball over the boundry rope without the ball touching the ground.
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Cricket ,a Maiden refers to a bowler , bowling usually 6 times (an Over) without conceding a run , a Batsman is said to be out for a Duck when he is Bowled out for no runs.
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A maiden over is one in which no runs are scored
A Maiden In Cricket Is when a bowler completes his over of six balls without conceding a run to the other team. A maiden is a very good thing to achieve and will boost teams chances of achieving their goals.
A "maiden over" is one where no runs are scored. The word originates in Old English meaning young women or virgin and has developed from its original virginal meaning to also cover something new, clean or untouched (maiden voyage, outing, etc.). This latter meaning is actually used in other aspects of cricket to describe a player's first instance of an achievement (such as a batsman's first or "maiden" century).The phrase to bowl a maiden or just to bowl someone over meaning to overwhelm the batsman has been exported back out of cricket to general life. In reconnecting one of the original meanings of maiden the phrase became to mean to do something romantic and overwhelm a young girl and generally to overwhelm someone.
Ok you've got this wrong. There are 6 balls in an over, each ball that doesn't have a run scored off it is called a dot ball, this is because it goes down in the score book as a dot. If the are no runs score off the entire over then it is called a maiden.
A maiden over in cricket is defined as one in which no runs are scored.
A batter (or batsman) is not timed, as far as I know, in test cricket. It may be different in some of the other versions. If the batsman hits the ball without it being caught or running to score a run he will not be the batsman at the end of the over (six balls). His colleague will be the batsman for an over and then it will be his turn again.