What are ball chucks

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got no idea unless your asking about chucking the ball

l assume u mean 'chucking'? That is where a bowler is bowling action is judged illegal, that is, he is judged to be throwing the ball, not bowling it. Hence: 'chucking', which means 'throwing'. The basic standard is whether the bowler is arm comes over as he delivers the ball. the most famous case off 'chucking' was Australia is Ian Meckiff, whose deliveries were called 'no balls' for 'chucking' during a 1963 test against South Africa (Adelaide, l think). The poor bugger had to finish his over bowling underarm & did not bowl again in the match or in test matches ever again. In recent times, Darrel Hair, infamous Aussie umpire, called Muttiah Muralitharan for 'chucking' in Australia during the 1995-96 season. The bowler is action was later passed as legal by the International Cricket Council.

According to the cricket rules, if a spinner bends his arm over 15 degree or if a pacer bends his arm beyond 5 degrees from the vertical while delivering the ball, it is called ''chucking'' in cricketing terms. The person who is ''chucking'' is called a ''chucker''. Chucking is illegal in cricket & will be deemed as no-balls if a bowler bowls it.

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i guess ,..dey shvck alot and good crickets too..
but in cricket,..the most famous case off 'chucking' was Australia is Ian Meckiff, whose deliveries were called 'no balls' for 'chucking' during a 1963 test against South Africa (Adelaide)
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Just look up Murali in the dictonary. There will be a picture and everything.

When u not ball as according to rules of cricket