is doesnt matter which number ball there on if they get zero runs it is called a duck but if you get out first ball for zero runs it is called a golden duck. if you dont face a ball and get run out it is called a diamond duck.
if a batsman gets out on the first ball in the first innings of a test match, then when he will face the first ball of second innings, he will be consider as on a king pair, as same as after two consecutive wickets the bowler is considered to be on a hattrick for the third ball, when he gets the third consecutive wicket he is considered to achieve the hattrick similarly when a batsmen gets out on the first ball of second innings as in the first innings he will be considered as he has achieved the king pair.
ZERO!!
Nathan Astle,5 time out on zero in world cup
That batsman is timed out. They are dismissed for a duck after zero balls.
The third plce value to the right of the decimal point is the thousandths place. So the 3rd zero after the decimal would be called 0 thousandths.
When a batsman has scored no runs, a zero is written in the scorebook against his/her name. This zero resembles the look of a duck's egg hence the term "out for a duck". When a batsman is out for a duck in both innings of a match, the batsman is said to be "out for a pair". This is not because he has a pair of ducks but because the two zeroes side by side look like a pair of spectacles hence "out for a pair".
Astle from New Zeland has scored maximum no of zero's in the world cup history.
zero
Zero. They're all zero.
Duck hunting and dodgeball "Duck" is a cricket term. It refers to when a batsman is dismissed for a score of zero. He is "out for a duck".
Zero.
The net force on the ball is not zero. The ball exerts a force on the wall (the action), and the wall exerts an equal and opposite reaction force on the ball. These two forces do not sum to zero as they are acting on different objects; the action of the ball acts on the wall and the reaction of the wall acts on the ball.