A team's innings ends in one of the following ways: The team is "all out". This typically occurs when a team has lost ten wickets (ten of the eleven batters having been dismissed) and are "bowled out". It may occasionally occur with the loss of fewer wickets if one or more batters are unavailable to bat (through injury, for example). The team's captain declares the innings closed, usually because they believe they have enough runs. A declaration before the innings starts is called an innings forfeiture. The team batting fourth score the required number of runs to win. The prescribed time for the match expires.
A team's innings ends in one of the following ways: The team is "all out". This typically occurs when a team has lost ten wick.ets (ten of the eleven batters having been dismissed) and are "bowled out". It may occasionally occur with the loss of fewer wickets if one or more batters are unavailable to bat (through injury for example). The team's captain declares the innings closed, usually because they believe they have enough runs. A declaration before the innings starts is called an innings forfeiture The team batting fourth score the required number of runs to win. The prescribed time for the m,atch expires.