Cricket is a team sport of a bat and ball that originated in southern England. Its earliest definite reference dates back to 1598, it is now played in more than 100 countries. There are several formats of cricket, its highest level being Test cricket, with the current major national teams being India, Australia, South Africa, England. In April 2018, the ICC announced that it would grant Twenty20 International (T20) accreditation to all its 120 members with cricket bats with effect from 1 January 2019. plays to. We do. Thus, once the position is changed, it becomes a run. Runs are scored even if the batsman hits the ball to the boundary line of the field. The number of runs scored and the number of players dismissed are the main factors that determine the outcome of the match. How much time it would take for In professional cricket, this limit can range from 20 overs to 5 days per side. Depending on the duration of the game, there are various rules that determine whether a game is won, lost, drawn, or tied.
Cricket is primarily an outdoor sport and some matches are also played under artificial lighting (floodlights). For example, it is played in the United Kingdom (UK), Australia, New Zealand and South Africa during the summer, while in the West Indies, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka . It is primarily administered by the International Cricket Council (ICC) based in Dubai, which organize the game around the world through the domestically controlled bodies of its member states. The ICC regulates both men's and women's cricket played at the international level. Although men cannot play women's cricket, according to the rules, women can play in men's teams.
Cricket is practiced primarily in the Indian subcontinent, Australia, the United Kingdom, Ireland, South Africa and the West Indies. The rules are in the form of codes called the Laws of Cricket and are maintained in London. It is managed by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC). This also includes consultation with the ICC and other domestic boards.
Innings (always used in the plural form) is a term for the collective performance of the batting side. In theory, all eleven members of the batting side take turns to bat, but the "inning" may end earlier (see below) for a variety of reasons.
The main objective of the bowler is to get the batsman out with the help of the fielders. When a batsman is dismissed, he is said to be "out", meaning he must leave the field and the next batsman on his team will now come to bat. When ten batsmen are dismissed (ie out), the entire team is dismissed and the innings is over. The last batsman, who is not out, can no longer bat because two batsmen always have to be in the field together. This batsman is called "not out".
Two batsmen are said to be "not out" if an innings ends before ten batsmen are out. An innings can end early for three reasons: if the captain of the batting side declares that the innings is over (which is a tactical decision), or if the batting side has achieved its goal and won the game. the game should be terminated due to bad weather or timeout.
2) edit over
An over is a set or group of 6 balls. The word comes in this way because the umpire says "over". When 6 balls have been bowled, the other bowler moves to the other end and the fielders also change their positions. A bowler cannot bowl two overs in a row, although a bowler can bowl several overs from the same end without changing the ends. Batsmen cannot switch sides or ends, so the one who was a non-striker becomes a striker and the striker now becomes a non-striker.
3) Team structure
There are 11 players in a team. A player can be classified as either a batsman or a bowler, depending on the primary skill. There is always a specialist wicket keeper in the team as this fielding position is very important. A player who special in both batting and bowling is called an all-rounder. One who serves as both a batsman and a wicket-keeper is called a "wicket keeper/batsman", sometimes referred to as an all-rounder, in fact all-rounders are rarely seen as most players either bat or bowl.
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