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    This document provides an overview of the game of cricket, including its history, key terminology, gameplay, and formats. It traces the earliest known reference of cricket to 1598 in England. The name is thought to be derived from Middle Dutch or Old English terms for sticks or staffs. The basics of cricket are covered such as the pitch, wickets, bats, balls, field positions and how runs and dismissals occur. The major formats - Test cricket, one-day internationals, and T20 cricket - are introduced along with the sport's governing bodies and world cups. In closing, the document acknowledges those who helped in its creation and provides a bibliography for further research.

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    This document provides an overview of the game of cricket, including its history, key terminology, gameplay, and formats. It traces the earliest known reference of cricket to 1598 in England. The name is thought to be derived from Middle Dutch or Old English terms for sticks or staffs. The basics of cricket are covered such as the pitch, wickets, bats, balls, field positions and how runs and dismissals occur. The major formats - Test cricket, one-day internationals, and T20 cricket - are introduced along with the sport's governing bodies and world cups. In closing, the document acknowledges those who helped in its creation and provides a bibliography for further research.

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    This document provides an overview of the game of cricket, including its history, key terminology, gameplay, and formats. It traces the earliest known reference of cricket to 1598 in England. The name is thought to be derived from Middle Dutch or Old English terms for sticks or staffs. The basics of cricket are covered such as the pitch, wickets, bats, balls, field positions and how runs and dismissals occur. The major formats - Test cricket, one-day internationals, and T20 cricket - are introduced along with the sport's governing bodies and world cups. In closing, the document acknowledges those who helped in its creation and provides a bibliography for further research.

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    This document provides an overview of the game of cricket, including its history, key terminology, gameplay, and formats. It traces the earliest known reference of cricket to 1598 in England. The name is thought to be derived from Middle Dutch or Old English terms for sticks or staffs. The basics of cricket are covered such as the pitch, wickets, bats, balls, field positions and how runs and dismissals occur. The major formats - Test cricket, one-day internationals, and T20 cricket - are introduced along with the sport's governing bodies and world cups. In closing, the document acknowledges those who helped in its creation and provides a bibliography for further research.

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    CONTENTS

    1- Acknowledgement 13- Playing Time


    2- Cricket 14- Batting
    3- History of the Cricket 15- Bowling
    4- Derivation of the name “Cricket” 16- Fielding
    5- The Playing Ground 17- Run scoring
    6- Cricket Ground 18- Dismissal of a Batsman
    7- Cricket Bat 19- Forms of Cricket
    8- Cricket Ball 20- Test Cricket
    9- A Wicket 21- One-Day Cricket
    10- A Pitch 22- T-20 Cricket
    11- Match Structure 23- World cup list
    12- End of an inning 24- Bibliography
    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    • I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude to my
    teacher Mr. Shubham Dhingra as well as our principal Mrs. Deepti
    Kochak who gave me the golden opportunity to do this wonderful
    project on the topic Cricket, which also helped me in doing a lot
    of Research and I came to know about so many new things I am
    really thankful to them.
    Secondly i would also like to thank my parents and friends who
    helped me a lot in finalizing this project within the limited time
    frame.
    CRICKET

    SUBMITTED BY- EKAM BEHAR XII


    CONFLUENCE WORLD SCHOOL
    HISTORY OF THE
    CRICKET
    • The first definite reference to the game is found in a 1598 court
    case concerning dispute over a school’s ownership of a plot of
    land. A 59-year old coroner, John Derrick, testified that he and
    his school friends had played creckett on the site fifty years
    earlier. The school was the Royal Grammar school Guildford,
    and Mr. Derrick’s account proves beyond reasonable doubt that
    the game was being played in Surrey in 1550.
    DERIVATION OF THE NAME
    OF “CRICKET”
    • A number of words are thought
    to be possible sources for the
    term "cricket". In the earliest
    definite reference,it was spelled
    creckett. The name may have
    been derived from the Middle
    Dutch krick(-e), meaning a stick;
    or the Old English cricc or cryce
    meaning a crutch or staff.
    •THE
    PLAYING
    GROUND
    CRICKET GROUND
    CRICKET BAT
    CRICKET BALL
    A WICKET
    A PITCH
    MATCH STRUCTURE
    THE TOSS
    The two opposing captains toss a coin before the match.
    The captain winning the toss chooses either to bat or bowl first.

    THE OVERS
    Each innings is divided into overs.
    Each consisting of six consecutive legal deliveries bowled by the same bowler.
    END OF AN INNINGS
    An inning is completed if
    Ten out of eleven batsman are “out” (dismissed)--- the team are all out.
    The team has only one batsman left who can bat (the others being incapacitated
    either through injury, illness or absence)----again, the team are all out.
    The team batting last reaches the score required to win the match.
    The predetermined number of overs are bowled (in a one-day match only, usually
    50 overs.
    A captain declares his team’s innings closed (this does not apply to one-day limited
    over matches).
    Playing time
    Typically, two innings matches are played over three to five days with at least six
    hours of cricket being played each day.
    One inning matches are usually played over one day for six hours or more.
    There are formal intervals on each day for lunch and tea, and shorter breaks for
    drinks, where is necessary.
    There is also a short interval between innings.
    The game is only played in dry weather.
    The game needs to be played in daylight.
    Good enough for a batsman to be able to see the ball.
    Play is therefore halted during rain (but not usually drizzle) and when there is bad
    light.
    BATTING
    Batsman strike
    the ball from the
    batting crease,
    with the flat
    surface of a
    wooden bat.
    BOWLING
    A Bowler delivers
    the ball towards the
    batsman.
    Pace Bowlers.
    Spin Bowlers.
    FIELDING
    Fielders assist the bowlers in
    preventing runs.
    Either by taking catches to dismiss a
    batsman.
    Or by intercepting the ball and returning it to
    the pitch.
    The wicket-keeper is the only fielder
    permitted to wear gloves.
    A fielder may stop the ball with any part of
    their body.
    RUN SCORING
    To score a run

    A striker must hit the ball and run to the opposite end of the pitch.

    While his non-striking partner runs to his end.

    To register a run, both runners must touch the ground behind the popping crease with either their bats or their
    bodies.

    If the striker hits the ball well enough

    The batsman may double back to score two or more runs.

    Run out

    If the fielder knocks the bails of the stumps with the ball.

    While no batsman is grounded behind the nearest popping crease.

    The nearest batsman is run out.

    If the ball goes over the boundary, then four runs are scored, or six if the ball has not bounced.
    DISMISSAL OF A BATSMAN
    Ten ways in which a batsman may be dismissed :-
    Caught
    Bowled
    Leg Before Cricket (LBW)
    Run Out
    Stumped
    Hit Wicket
    Handled the ball
    Hit the ball twice
    Obstructing the field
    Timed Out
    FORMS OF
    CRICKET
    TEST CRICKET
    ODI CRICKET
    T-20 CRICKET
    TEST CRICKET
    Test cricket is a form of international
    cricket.
    Test matches are two innings per
    side, usually played over five
    consecutive days.
    Tests that are not finished within the
    allotted time are drawn.
    Only ten test playing nations.
    ONE-DAY CRICKET
    Limited overs matches
    also known as one day cricket or instant
    cricket.
    Due to the growing demands for a shorter and
    more dramatic form of cricket to stem the
    decline in attendances.
    One-day, single-innings, matches.
    Limited of each side’s innings to an agreed
    number of over (nowadays usually 50).
    T-20 CRICKET
    A ‘Twenty20 Game’ consists 20
    overs per each side.
    Twenty20 World Championship
    would be held on an biannual basis.
    The first ever Twenty20 World
    Championship in south Africa in
    September 2007.
    ONE DAY WORLD CUP
    LIST
    BIBLIOGRAPHY
    Nootan ISC Physical Education class 12.
    WIKIPEDIA
    Cricbuzz
    Cricket 24

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