Fourth stump
a position or line one stumps width outside the off stump, i.e. where the wickets fourth stump would be positioned if it existed. Generally refers to the line or pitch of a delivery. A fourth stump line is roughly synonymous with the corridor of uncertainty. Free hit
a penalty given in some forms of cricket when a bowler bowls a no-ball. The bowler must bowl another delivery, and the batsman cannot be dismissed by the bowler from that delivery. Between the no-ball and the free hit, the fielders may not change positions (unless the batsmen changed ends on the no-ball). French cricket
an informal form of the game, typically played by children. The term "playing French Cricket" can imply that a batsman has not attempted to move their feet and looks ungainly because of this. French Cut (also referred to as a Chinese Cut, Surrey Cut, or Harrow Drive)
term for an unintentionally poorly executed shot which results in an inside edge where the ball narrowly misses hitting the stumps. Such unintentional shots can frequently fool the wicket keeper and may often fortunately result in runs. Fritz
To be out stumped following a rebound from the wicketkeepers pads on to the stumps. Front foot
all opposites of back foot1. (of a batsman) in the batting stance, the foot that is closest to the bowler and furthest from the stumps. 2. (of a shot) played with the batmans weight primarily on that foot. 3.
Repeat evacuation and aspiration are required if myriad cells accumulate again in anterior chamber. History
Campbell et al. described Ghost cell glaucoma in 1976. Campbell and Grant described the condition and given the name ghost cell glaucoma. Fenton and Zimmerman called it hemolytic glaucoma. == References ==