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 | | Additionally, as in professional cricket it is common for balls to be bowled at over 90andnbsp;mph (144andnbsp;km/h), the game needs to be played in daylight that is good enough for a batsman to be able to see the ball. |
 | | Under new cricketing law, after consultation with health experts, the bowler is allowed to straighten his arm 15 degrees or less, if the bowler straightens his or her arm more than 15 degrees it is called a "no ball". |
 | | In all forms of cricket, if a player gets injured or becomes ill during a match, a substitute is allowed to field instead of him; though he cannot bowl, bat, or act as a captain or wicket-keeper. |
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