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殯儀公司 the return creases . The bowler intends to hit the wicket with the ball or, at least, to prevent the striker from scoring runs. The striker intends, by using his bat, to defend his wicket and, if potential, to hit the ball away from the pitch in order to score runs. This sort of delivery can deceive a batter into miscuing his shot, for example, in order that the ball just touches the edge of the bat and may then be "caught behind" by the wicket-keeper or a slip fielder. At the opposite finish of the bowling scale is the spin bowler who bowls at a comparatively slow pace and relies entirely on guile to deceive the batter. A spinner will usually "buy his wicket" by "tossing one up" to lure the batter into making a poor shot. In some cases, ties are damaged by having every team bat for a one-over innings often identified as a Super Over; subsequent Super Overs could also be performed if the primary Super Over ends in a tie. If this type of match is