Umpires' interpretation of what constitutes a wide ball is much stricter in limited-overs cricket than in first-class cricket, particularly with deliveries down the leg side.

There are many circumstances in which an umpire may call a no ball. But the most common is when the bowler's front foot falls beyond the popping crease, which is the front line of the crease. The ...

Some rules in IPL 2025 are not implemented ... will be used for the off-side and head-high wide balls. This is also not part of international cricket.