Another form of dismissal. The batsman is also out stumped if the ball rebounds off the wicket-keeper onto the stumps, provided the batsman is out of his ground. It is a rare occurrence in the first-class game and has happened only twice in Test cricket. The officials who show complete impartiality in enforcing the laws of the game. There are two umpires in every match, one officiating from the bowler's wicket, the other at a position near square leg.
Umpires are distinguishable by their white coats.
Like the no-ball, an extra delivery is made to replace the one delivered wide. An over in which the bowler concedes no runs and also takes at least one wicket. See also Maiden. A delivery pitched well up and usually landing between the popping crease and the base of the stumps.