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A Ball is termed as a no ball if:
- The bowlers foot lands at any spot outside the runner up crease
- The ball is fully tossed up and is above the waist height of the batsman
- The ball is a bouncer and is above the head height of the batsman
Furthermore, if a delivery is ruled a no ball for the first reason, the next delivery is declared a "free hit", meaning the batsman cannot be dismissed from it except by those means allowed during a no ball, such as run out.
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