Law 20 of the Laws of Cricket concern what happens if the ball should somehow be lost or made unrecoverable (unassisted) in the course of play. It specifies that should this happen, the fielding team can call "lost ball", which renders the ball dead and the play over. The batting team is allowed to keep any penalty runs and is given credit for a six (if they've managed to score more than a six in the course of the play, those runs are kept instead). A replacement ball is then brought in which is in similar condition to the one that was lost.
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Sachin Tendulkar received the Wisdom Award for 20th Century.
Stuart Law.
The 20th Century-Fox Hour - 1955 Man of the Law 2-11 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-PG
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The 20th Century-Fox Hour - 1955 Man of the Law 2-11 was released on: USA: 2 June 1957 Finland: 21 January 1961
Sachin Tendulkar - India, scored his 42nd test century against New Zealand on March 20th 2009
Thomas Macaulay was an Englishman. However, he was the Minister of Education in India and creator of the law system in Britain during the 19tgh and 20th centuries.
The setting of the story "A Cricket Boy" is typically during the early 20th century in India and focuses on the life of a young cricket prodigy named Pradeep. The time period is important as it reflects the social norms and challenges faced during that era, particularly regarding sports and opportunities for young talents from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.
At the third ODI in Kanpur India won by 16 runs
As per ICC ranking as on 20th Nov. 2011 for ODI Teams, Pakistan is 5th with 106 ranking points.
The 20th Amendment of the US Constitution makes it the law.