If it does not touch the ground before reaching the rope, the shot scores six runs. Bowled
a mode of a batsmans dismissal. Occurs when a delivery hits the stumps and removes at least one bail. Bowled around the legs
out bowled by a delivery which passes the batsman on the leg side before hitting the wicket. The term implies that the batsman has moved too far over to their off side. Bowled out
1.  see all out. 2. Sometimes incorrectly used in place of bowled. Bowler
1. The player who is currently bowling. 2. A player who specialises in bowling. Bowling
the act of delivering the cricket ball to the batsman. Bowl-out
A method for breaking a tie which was used in some limited overs matches in the late 20th and early 21st centuries; most competitions have replaced it with the super over. Five players from each team bowled at an undefended wicket, with the team with the most hits winning. Sudden death was used if the number was equal. The concept was analogous to the penalty shootout used in other sports. Bowling action or action
The set of movements a bowler goes through in a delivery. Bowling analysis or bowling figures
A statistical summary of a bowlers performance. Two formats are common: either the numbers of overs–maidens–runs conceded–wickets, or the shorter numbers of wickets/runs e.g. 12-2-46-3 or 3/46, pronounced three for forty-six. Bowling at the death
See death overs

Bowling average
The number of runs conceded by a bowler, divided by the number of wickets they have taken.
Administering growth hormone, therefore, has little or no effect on the growth of the individual with primordial dwarfism, except in the case of Russell–Silver syndrome (RSS). Individuals with RSS respond favorably to growth hormone treatment. Children with RSS that are treated with growth hormone before puberty may achieve several inches of additional height. In January 2008, it was published that mutations in the pericentrin gene (PCNT) were found to cause primordial dwarfism. Pericentrin has a role in cell division, proper chromosome segregation and cytokinesis. Another gene that has been implicated in this condition is DNA2. Mutations in this gene have been implicated in Seckel syndrome. Diagnosis
Since primordial dwarfism disorders are extremely rare, misdiagnosis is common. Because children with PD do not grow like other children, poor nutrition, a metabolic disorder, or a digestive disorder may be diagnosed initially. The correct diagnosis of PD may not be made until the child is 5 years old and it becomes apparent that the child has severe dwarfism.