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What are the consequences for a bowler if they deliver a dead ball in a cricket match?
Updated: 3/15/2025
If a bowler delivers a dead ball in a cricket match, it is considered a no-ball and the batting team is awarded one run. The bowler must re-bowl the delivery, and the batsman cannot be dismissed off that delivery. Additionally, the fielding team may receive a warning or penalty if dead balls are repeatedly bowled.
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