Multiple choice general knowledge sports

Before a ball is delivered, the batsman takes his stance outside the popping crease. Now he hits the ball and attempts for a run. In such a case:

  1. the batsman has to go back to the crease before starting the run

  2. the striker's end umpire gives him a first warning

  3. the batsman can continue to run from that point and complete the run without penalty

  4. none of the above
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C Correct answer
Explanation

If a batsman takes stance outside the popping crease before delivery, they can legally continue running and complete the run without returning to the crease first. This is permitted under cricket laws. Option A incorrectly suggests returning to crease, while option B mentions a non-existent warning system. The run stands valid.

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