Retire a batter without incorrectly marking a wicket.
Open EXTRAS → Batter controls and select the current batter. Retired out and retired hurt have different effects on the wicket total.
Follow the match-day steps
- Open EXTRAS → Batter controls and select the current batter.
- Choose Retired hurt. This does not add a wicket or consume a ball.
- Select a replacement batter before the next delivery.
- When the player returns, use Return retired-hurt batter and then select the active pair.
Retired out and retired hurt have different effects on the wicket total.
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Open EXTRAS → Batter controls and select the current batter.
Retired out and retired hurt have different effects on the wicket total.
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Retired out and retired hurt have different effects on the wicket total.
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Open EXTRAS → Batter controls and select the current batter.
Retired out and retired hurt have different effects on the wicket total.
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Retired out and retired hurt have different effects on the wicket total.
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How do I use retired hurt?
Open EXTRAS → Batter controls and select the current batter. Choose Retired hurt. This does not add a wicket or consume a ball. Select a replacement batter before the next delivery. When the player returns, use Return retired-hurt batter and then select the active pair.
Can I try this before a real match?
Use the read-only product demo, or create a disposable match and verify the complete workflow before the event.
What should I check before sharing?
Retired out and retired hurt have different effects on the wicket total.