Maddy

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Probably the most obscure and certainly the rarest form of dismissal is Law 34, hit the ball twice. This states that a batsman is out if the ball, while in play, strikes any part of their person or is struck by the bat and then, before being touched by the fielder, the batsman deliberately hits the ball with the bat or any part of their person. The exemption is if they’re doing it to prevent the ball from hitting the stumps or to prevent injury.

So rule 33 and rule 34 contradict each other . By hitting the ball a second time with the hand (Gooch) to stop it hitting the stumps as in rule 37 should be not out?

There's more than ten ways to get out in cricket, including some you've never seen

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