Under the Laws of Cricket, a batter who is 'retired out' (retiring for reasons other than injury or illness) may only resume their innings later if which condition is met?

Answer Explanation

Under Law 25.4.3, a batter who retires for reasons other than being unwell or injured is 'retired – out', and can only resume their innings with the consent of the opposing captain, unlike 'retired hurt', where the umpires' acceptance is all that is needed.

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