Cricket is a team sport in which the side with the most runs wins. Well, the squad may be run in a variety of ways: Running for five runs is theoretically conceivable but practically difficult. In the event of an overthrow, it is occasionally feasible. According to cricket rules, there is no restriction. Except for a few limitations (running during the bowler's run-up, forbidden leg-byes, and striking the ball twice), two batsmen in the middle can run as many runs as they like without being out. If the ball makes contact with the ground and reaches the boundary, four runs are added to the batsman's and team's scores. Six runs are added if the batter hits the ball onto or over the boundary on the full (i.e., the ball does not touch the ground until it has struck or is over the boundary).