When a batsman having a runner is not in strike:
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When a batsman having a runner is not in strike:
he can stand anywhere in the field, provided he do not disturb anyone
he should stand only inside the batsman's crease
he shall stand where directed by the striker’s end umpire so as not to interfere with play
he should stand where directed by the fielding side captain
When a batsman has a runner and is not on strike, they must stand where directed by the striker's end umpire to avoid interfering with play. They cannot stand arbitrarily in the field (option A) or only inside the crease (option B). The fielding captain has no authority to position the non-striker (option D). The umpire ensures fair play.