A follow-on in cricket is a rule that applies in longer formats of the game, such as Test matches. If one team is significantly behind in runs after their first innings, the team that is leading can choose to make the trailing team bat again immediately, without having to bowl again. This is called enforcing the follow-on. The decision to enforce the follow-on is made by the team that is ahead, and it is generally done when the difference in runs between the two teams is large enough to put pressure on the trailing team. It is an attempt to finish the match more quickly.

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