How many ways can a batsman be dismissed in cricket?
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Indoor cricket etcetera. Penalty-minus runs are the set number of runs deducted from a team’s score for each dismissal. A batsman can be dismissed in the same ways they can be in conventional cricket – with variations in the case of LBW and mankad (see below) – and with the exception of "timed out". When a batsman gets dismissed, however, five runs are deducted from their total and they continue to bat. Batsmen bat in pairs for 4 overs at a time, irrespective of whether they are dismissed. A player can also be "caught" by a ball rebounding off a net, except