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A hand tapping a raised knee, marking runs off the batter's body.
The umpire raises one knee and taps it to signal leg byes: the ball struck the batter rather than the bat, and the batters ran. Like byes these are extras, but they require the batter to have attempted a shot or evaded the ball.
Signals leg byes — runs scored after the ball struck the batter's person rather than the bat. The Laws define the signal and the conditions under which such runs are allowed.
A standing figure raising one knee and touching it with the open hand on the same side.
Hand above the head is a bye; hand on a raised knee is a leg bye.