Modes of Dismissal

The most common dismissal are caught, LBW, and bowled

• Bowled

When the bowler delivers a ball that breaks the wicket (dislodges at least one bail)

• Timed Out

If the incoming batsman takes more than 3 minutes to reach the pitch

• Caught

If the fielder catches the ball after the batter hits it and before it touches the ground

• Handled the ball

When batter handles the ball without the consent of the fielding side

• Hit the ball twice

When the batter strikes the ball twice

• Hit Wicket

If the bat or any part of the batter's person breaks the wicket

• LBW

When part of the batter intercepts a ball that would have hit the wicket

• Obstructing the field

If the batter deliberately obstructs or distracts the fielding side

• Run Out

If the wicket is broken and the bat or the batter is not behind the popping crease

• Stumped

If the wicketkeeper breaks the wicket and the batter is outside the popping crease

Fielding Terms

• Straight
  Closer to an imaginary line through the centre of the field of play and in front of the batter.
• Wide
  Further from an imaginary line through the centre of the field of play and in front of the batter.
• Fine
  Closer to an imanginary line through the centre of the field of play and behind the batter.
• Square
  Further from an imanginary line through the centre of the field of play and behind the batter.
• Forward
  In front of the batter's wicket
• Backward
  Behind of te batter's wicket
• Short
  Closer to the batter 
• Silly
  Very close to the batter
• Deep
  Further from the batter