A run out on a no ball can be scored in two ways depending on the Auto End Ball (Runs Scored) setting in NV Play Cricket for Windows. Check this setting under Scoring > Scoring Options > Auto End Over (Runs Scored) before continuing.

When Auto End Ball (Runs Scored) is ON

If Auto End Ball (Runs Scored) is turned on:

  1. Click Wicket first.
  2. Complete the run out details in the Wicket dialogue as usual.
  3. Untick the checkbox for End Ball (0 runs/extras). If this box is left ticked, only the wicket will be recorded, and any runs will be lost.

  4. Click OK.
  5. After the Wicket button is highlighted, click the relevant No Ball (Runs) value to score the no ball and any completed runs. This will also end the ball.

When Auto End Ball (Runs Scored) is OFF

If Auto End Ball (Runs Scored) is turned off, there are two options:

Option 1: Score the wicket first

  1. Click Wicket.
  2. Enter the run out details.
  3. Untick the checkbox for End Ball (0 runs/extras) if runs were completed.
  4. Click OK.
  5. Click No Ball (Runs) to score the no ball and any completed runs.
  6. Click End Ball to finalise the delivery.

Option 2: Score the runs first

  1. Click the relevant No Ball (Runs) value. This won’t end the ball while Auto End Ball is off.
  2. Click Wicket.
  3. Enter the run out details.
  4. Untick the checkbox for End Ball (0 runs/extras) if runs were completed. If you don’t untick it, the no ball will revert to 0 runs.
  5. Click OK.
  6. Click End Ball to complete the scoring.
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