Pitch slips from pitchers hand and drops in front of the mound.
If there is no runner on base and the ball does not cross the foul line, that is considered a “no pitch”. If there is a runner on base, than that is a balk. In both cases, if the ball crosses the foul line, that is a wild pitch and the ball remains live.
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