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In cricket, a dismissal known as stumped can occur when the wicketkeeper removes the bails while the batsman is outside the crease attempting to play a shot. A no ball is an illegal delivery that can result in a free hit for the batting team but cannot lead to a stumping dismissal.
As per the new law of ICC; a batsman can only be dismissed through 'run out' in a 'free hit'.
This concept is unique to Twenty20 cricket. If a bowler is called for a "No Ball" because a bowler overstepped the popping crease, then the bowler's next delivery is declared a "Free Hit," which means that a batsman cannot be dismissed by a catch, bowling, LBW, or stumping. He can only be dismissed by those methods that happen to be allowed under a No Ball--most notably run out.
if the ball would have gone on to hit the stumps if it either hit in line of the stumps or hit outside off stump but no shot was offered but it can not be out if the pall pitched outside of leg stump
Here there will be no penalty given, only a direct free kick from the location of the foul.
A free hit is never allowed in hockey.
Over what? If it is hit over the sideline the other team gets a free hit from where the ball went out. If it is hit over the backline the defense receives a free hit inside the field. if it is hit over a player, the other team gets a free hit for dangerous play.
A free hit should be taken "close to where the offence occurred". This basically means that the hit happens wherever the foul happened. However, there is much leeway given in terms of what 'close' means; a ten or twenty metre distance will often be allowed if no major advantage is gained from it, particularly for a defensive hit or where no attackers are within a reasonable distance. Further up the field, higher accuracy is desired and enforced, especially when the free hit should be taken within the 23-metre-area or at the five-metre-ring.
A batsman can only be run out off a free hit ball.
When a person is offered payment to assassinate a marked victim.
Tornadoes are not given official names. They are sometimes given informal names for where they hit.