Question

you've just been bowled a
'beamer while playing cricket,
What part of your body should
you be worried about ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Now beamers can hurt the upper part of body. It is likely to his the chest, face,arms and head of batsman

Explanation:

Beamers in cricket means when the bowler bowls a full toss ball (without any tosses in the cricket pitch) and the full toss reaches the batsman at a height above its waist level, then such a delivery is called a beamer.

It is not a regular delivery bowl in the game, hence the ball is not counted as legal and even through several beamers, a bowler may get penalized.

Now beamers can hurt the upper part of body. It is likely to his the chest, face and head of batsman, and hitting in all cases can lead to some severe injury

Answer 2

In the beamer, the upper chest area, arm, or head gets injured.

Explanation:

• A beamer is a full toss ball in cricket delivered at full pace.
• It is delivered by a fast bowler with full speed without any tosses.
• A beamer can hit the chest, head, and arms of the batsman.
• It is delivered when a bowler is frustrated or angry at the opposite team therefore is not counted as a legal ball.