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In the hypothetical scenario of designing cricket from scratch, I would justify the inclusion of Leg Byes as a valid scoring method. When teams accumulate Leg Byes, it's often not a result of extraordinary batting skills or subpar bowling abilities. A key benefit of Leg Byes is the elimination of concerns about ambiguous situations. While it might be disheartening for a batsman to miss a milestone due to an umpire's incorrect Leg Bye call, the consequences would be far more severe if an entire team lost a game because Leg Byes were disregarded.
I'm interested in hearing alternative perspectives on the impact of Leg Byes on the dynamics of cricket. |
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