Other Conditions
If the immediate next delivery following a foot-fault no ball is any kind of no ball or a wide ball, then the free hit carries over to the next ball also. Even if the free hit ball is judged as a wide ball, the striker can only be out 'under the circumstances that can apply for a no ball'.
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