What term applies when all batsmen have been dismissed?
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when all batsmen have been dismissed then it is called all out
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When all batsmen have been dismissed it is called all out, however, technically at no time of the game, all batsmen are out, as only 10 out of 11 batsmen out is possible. In this game of a cricket, a batsman need a partner to carry on the game. Hence, though it is called all out, still one batsman remains not out from the batting side, and can not play due to unavailability of any partner at the bowlers end.
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When all batsmen have been dismissed it is called all out, however, technically at no time of the game, all batsmen are out, as only 10 out of 11 batsmen out is possible. In this game of a cricket, a batsman need a partner to carry on the game. Hence, though it is called all out, still one batsman remains not out from the batting side, and can not play due to unavailability of any partner at the bowlers end.
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