INTRODUCTION

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PEGORIA
BBA 1ST YEAR
SEC (B)

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RUNS

RULES & GAME PLAY

Cricket is a bat and ball game, played between

two teams of eleven players each.One team bats,
attempting to score runs, while the other bowls
and fields the ball, attempting to restrict the
scoring and dismiss the batsmen. The objective
of the game is for a team to score more runs
than its opponent. In some forms of cricket, it
may also be necessary to dismiss the opposition
in order to win the match, which would otherwise
be drawn.
There are separate leagues for women's cricket,
though informal matches may have mixed teams.

FOMATE OF GAME

A ball being bowled. From back to front -- umpire (with hat),

wicket, non-striking batsman (yellow), bowler (blue), ball,
pitch, crease, striking batsman (yellow), wicket, wicket keeper
(blue, crouching) and fielder (blue, slip position)

PLAYING SURFACE

Cricket is played on a grassy field. The

Laws of Cricket do not specify the size or shape of
the field, but it is often oval. In the centre of the field
is a rectangular strip, known as the pitch. The pitch
is a flat surface 10 feet (3.0m) wide, with very short
grass that tends to be worn away as the game
progresses.At either end of the pitch, 22 yards
(20m) apart, are placed wooden targets, known as
the wickets. These serve as a target for the bowling
(also known as the fielding) side and are defended
by the batting side, which seeks to accumulate runs.

A CRICKET FIELD