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AAlternate overs from one end
BBowling a spell of overs
CChanging ends after an over
DBowling two overs in a row
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Bowling two overs in a row
The Laws forbid a bowler from bowling two successive overs, though alternate overs in a spell are fine.
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