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it won't hit his wicket.
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What is Cricket
 
Cricket is a ball & bat team sport popular in England http://www.nflraidersfansmall.com/c-22-raiders-lester-hayes-jersey.aspx , Sri Lanka, Pakistan and over one hundred other countries world wide. It was founded in early 18th century England.
 
 
 
The Objective of The Game
 
Cricket consists of a match between two opposing teams with 11 players on each side.
 
The objective is for the batting team to score as many runs as they can without being dismissed. The other team needs to field and bowl thus trying to dismiss the other teams batsmen and limit the runs being scored.
 
When the batting team has no available bats men or has {{used all their overs, the teams switch and it is now the fielding teams turn to bat and try to out score the competition.
 
 
 
Team Structure
 
A cricket team comprises of 11 players. An solid team would comprise of 5 batsmen http://www.nflraidersfansmall.com/c-28-raiders-lee-smith-jersey.aspx , 5 bowlers and 1 wicketkeeper. The captain decides on tactical decisions such as rotation of bowlers and the batting order.
 
 
 
Bowlings
 
There are 3 types of bowler;
 
1. Fast Bowler
2. Medium Bowler
3. Spinner
 
The fast bowler takes a long run up to build momentum and power. Many fast bowlers rely totally on speed to defeat the batsman, thrusting the ball at over 90 MPH. Others use a mixture of gulie, curves or spin to deceive the batsmen into missing the strike and thus resulting in the ball being "caught behind" by the wicketkeeper.
 
The medium bowler relies on accuracy and perseverance to limit the scoring rate and tire the batsman's concentration.
 
 
The 'spinner' bowls at a slower pace relying on gulie to beat the batsman.
 
 
 
Dismissals
 
The fielding team can get the batsman out in several ways http://www.nflraidersfansmall.com/c-35-raiders-latavius-murray-jersey.as px , by
1) catching him out. This is done when the batsman hits the ball with
his bat and a fielder catches the ball on the full (without bouncing).
 
2) bowling him out. This happens when the bowler bowls the ball and
the ball strikes the batsman's stumps or bails.
 
3) leg before wicket, or LBW. This happens when the bowler bowls it
and the stumps being hit by the ball are prevented when the batsman's
leg gets in the way.  
 
4) stumped, when the batsman comes forward to hit the hit but steps
out of his crease http://www.nflraidersfansmall.com/c-29-raiders-khalil-mack-jersey.aspx , misses the ball and the fielder behind the stumps
collects the ball hits the stumps before the batsman gets back behind
his crease.
 
5) run out, when the batsman tries to score a run but has his
stumps hit by the ball before he reaches the other crease.
 
6) Hit wicket, when the batsman hits his own stumps while trying to
hit the ball.
 
7) retired http://www.nflraidersfansmall.com/c-36-raiders-khalif-barnes-jersey.aspx , when the batsman voluntarily decides to finish his innings,
 
 
 
Fielding
Fielding refers to the players positioning on the field.
 
The 'Wicket-keeper' operates behind the Wicket which is being protected by the batsman. His goal is to gather any balls missed by the batsman.
 
Another key position is the bowler (outlined above).
The other nine positons are determined by the Captain and are not fixed. They include positions such as 'long leg', 'slip' and 'third man'.
 
 
 
Batting
 
Batsmen play in a 'batting order' decided by the captain. The teams strongest batsmen play first such that the 'openers' have the best chance of scoring against the strongest bowlers.
 
The batsman's objectivel is to stike the ball off the flat surface of the baldes surface. This ensures maximum power and direction. A weaker shot will result if the balls is struck with the side of the bat called an 'edge'.
 
The batsman will not always aim to strike the ball as hard as possible as many simply 'block' the ball away from fielders to score the run.
 
The batsman can use different types of stokes which are named after the type of swing or direction of the shot; 'hook' http://www.nflraidersfansmall.com/c-4-raiders-kenny-stabler-jersey.aspx , 'pull', 'drive', 'cut'.
 
The batsman can let the ball go through to the 'Wicket keeper' provided he is sure it won't hit his wicket.
 
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