Byes are considered a form of extra runs that do not touch the batter and ball do not touch the battered body. If the ball passes through the batter without deflecting, the wicketkeeper is required to catch it. It usually helps to prevent the wicketkeeper from running out or stumping as both batters are not able to complete the run. 

If the wicketkeeper does not catch the ball, the batter completes the run easily and makes the extra count in total runs. The byes runs are added to the team's total scores, but not in number scores by any batter. 

Another rule of a bye in cricket is that if the wicketkeeper misses the ball or reaches the boundary, then umempire considers it four byes. In this way, byes are considered the fault of the wicketkeeper because the bowler is frustrated with their job. 

The playing conditions of cricket in byes consist of the wayward pace bowling and the wicketkeeper's ability not to concede any bye runs. It can be conceded in all formats based on conditions. In the test series of cricket between Australia and England, there were 258 extras in five-match out of 76% of total matches, in which there were 29.4 extra byes. 

When the well-set batter is posses on non-strike, byes make the run as wicketkeeper that misses the ball and give the batting side benefits. It is a big benefit as the match is headed over the thrilling finish in the last over with a new batter on strike.  

Here the fact is that the batter runs toward the striker's end that gets run out, but if there is pressure on the wicketkeeper, then they can make a miss and results in change the match results. This factor relies on agility and the ability of the wicketkeeper that can stop the important runs by byes. 

In the England team, LEG Ames concede the higher number of byes in test matches, and he gives away 37 byes against the Australia team. Ashraf Ali also gives the most bye runs in ODI cricket and concedes 20 bye runs for Pakistan against the west indies team. 

The byes unempiring signal is to raise the arm straight with the palm open to the difference between the out and byes. It is also based on conditions of the wicketkeeper's ability and pitch that result in different byes.