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Under Law 41.16 of the Laws of Cricket (commonly nicknamed the "Mankad" law), a bowler may run out the non-striker backing up too far from their crease at what point in the bowling action?

AOnly before entering their delivery stride
✓At any point up until the moment the bowler would normally have released the ball
COnly after the ball has been released
DNever — it was banned in 2022

Answer Explanation

Since the Laws were reworded (moved out of the "Unfair Play" section into normal run-out laws in 2022), a bowler may run out a non-striker leaving the crease early at any point up to the instant the bowler would have released the ball.

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