7-inning no-hitter
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A 7-inning no-hitter is a no-hitter that usually takes place in the first or second game of a minor league doubleheader, as those games are limited to seven innings. See the innings column on the Minor League No-Hitters page for a list of such no-nos.
In the major leagues, such a game can occur when a game is called early due to weather of to a curfew, or also if it is scheduled to last only seven innings as part of a doubleheader (something that was common in the Negro Leagues, and became a thing again as part of the special rules adopted in 2020 due to the Coronavirus pandemic). Such a no-hitter is not considered official under major league rules.
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