Chirag Chirag I What is cricket II How it is played III How is it scored Introduction Cricket known as the gentlemens sport is somewhat like Baseball Cricket can be traced back ID: 223531
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Cricket
Chirag Chirag
I. What is cricket?
II. How it is played
III. How is it scoredSlide2
Introduction
Cricket, known as the gentlemen’s sport, is somewhat like Baseball.
Cricket
can
be traced back
to the
early 16th-
century,
England.Slide3
What is cricket?
Cricket is a bat and a ball game which is played between 2 teams that consist of 11 players on each team.
It is played on a circular field that has a 22-yard, rectangular pitch in the center.Slide4
How it is played
One team bats and tries to score as many runs as possible while the other team fields and bowls to try getting the batsmen out so they can limit the runs scored by the batting team.Slide5
How it is scored
A run is scored when the batsmen strikes the ball with the bat and runs to the other end of
the crease.
If the ball is hit outside the circular field in the air, that
’
s 6 runs and when it’s hit on the ground and still crosses the boundary, that’s 4 runs.
There are four ways to get out when batting: 1) Bowled, 2) Caught, 3) LBW(Leg Before Wicket) and 4) Run out.Slide6
Conclusion
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Q and A
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References or
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