09 Jul 05
Originally posted by Nordlysit's a cricket term, as is 'stumped'. they're both ways of getting the batsman out. lbw stands for 'leg before wicket', and very approximately, means hitting the batsman's body with the ball when if it hadn't so hit, it would have hit the three little sticks he stands in front of. but the actual laws covering this are very complicated.
What's LBW? 😕
09 Jul 05
Originally posted by dfm65Sorry, can't help.
it's a cricket term, as is 'stumped'. they're both ways of getting the batsman out. lbw stands for 'leg before wicket', and very approximately, means hitting the batsman's body with the ball when if it hadn't so hit, it would have hit the three little sticks he stands in front of. but the actual laws covering this are very complicated.
I bowl right arm round.
09 Jul 05
Originally posted by dfm65I don't wanna play. 😳
it's a cricket term, as is 'stumped'. they're both ways of getting the batsman out. lbw stands for 'leg before wicket', and very approximately, means hitting the batsman's body with the ball when if it hadn't so hit, it would have hit the three little sticks he stands in front of. but the actual laws covering this are very complicated.