Origin and development of cricket Betcris
Cricket Betcris had become an adult game by the early seventeenth century and the oldest known organised match took place c.1610 between two Kent village teams.
Vilage cricket became popular throughout south-east England and it is believed that the professional.
Players were hired by wealthy patrons sometime after the Restoration of the monarchy in 1660.
Patronage and gambling financed the sport Cricket Exchange into the eighteenth century and, by the time of the Napoleonic Wars.
It was being played nationwide in England and had been introduced to British colonies overseas.
Cricket was England's national sport in the nineteenth century when the first county clubs were founded and international matches began.
It has continued to grow both domestically and internationally through the twentieth and 21st centuries.
Introduction to Cricket
Cricket Betcris is a bat and ball game played between two teams, 11 players each, on a field which has a rectangular 22-yard-long pitch in the centre.
The game is played by 120 million players world-wide making it the second most popular sport in the world.
The purpose of the game is to score more runs than your opposing team.
A Cricket match is divided into periods called innings.
It is decided before the game Betcris begins, if both teams will have one or two innings.
During the innings one team bats while the other fields.
All 11 players on the fielding team are on the pitch at the same time however only two batsmen are the field at any one time.
Team captains toss a coin to decide who should bat first.
Cricket fields tend to be oval in shape.
The end which is marked off is called the boundary, with the rectangle “pitch” in the centre.
At each end of the pitch are the wickets, 22 yards apart.
A bowling crease is in line with the wicket and the batting or popping crease is 4ft in front of the wicket.
What to expect Betcris
The aim is for the fielding team to get out 10 batsmen’s in total and then when it is their turn to bat, to gain more runs in their innings.
A batsman is out if at least one bail is dislodged by the ball or if the batman does it with his bat or part of his clothing or body.
If a fielding player catches the ball off the batsman or his bat without it bouncing.
If the batsman prevents the ball hitting the wicket Betcris with his leg, LBW leg before wicket, or a run out.
If the batsman fails to get inside the batting crease before the fielder removes the bails.
The batsmen stand at opposite wickets, the batsman who is receiving the ball from the bowler is the striking batsman.
The other is known as the non-striking batsman.
The batsmen are allowed to step forward of their creases.
Though at some Betcris risk as the wicket keeper (one of the fielding team) is positioned directly behind the wicket.
The remaining 9 fielders are spread out around the pitch.
The team captain usually tells the 9 fielders where to stand with the aim of anticipating where the batsman will hit the ball.
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