Explanation:

- In cricket, the distance between the stumps and the popping crease is important for determining if a batsman is out of the crease.

- This distance is measured from the outside edge of the stumps to the popping crease.

- The correct distance according to the rules of cricket is 1.22 meters, which helps umpires make decisions regarding run-outs and stumping.

- Option 1 (1.50 m), Option 2 (1.34 m), and Option 3 (1.62 m) are incorrect measurements for this specific cricket rule.

Option: 4 - 1.22 m is the correct answer.

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