Click here Mini Cricket Test 1 Identify the cricket pitch A B C Congratulation Now try the next question Oops Thats incorrect Click to try again 2 Select a number to identify the Mid wicket ID: 342346
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Test your Knowledge
Click here Mini Cricket TestSlide2
(1) Identify the cricket pitch
A
B
CSlide3
Congratulation
Now try the next questionSlide4
Oops
That’s incorrectClick to try againSlide5
(2) Select a number to identify the
Mid wicket.
1
2
3
4
5Slide6
Congratulation
Now try the next questionSlide7
Oops
That’s incorrect Click to try again
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(3) Which of the following
positions belong to cricket
Mid wicket
Wing Attack
Fine leg
Gully
Point
Slips
Centre Forward
Cover
Mid off
Point Forward
Fine leg
SlipsSlide9
Congratulations
Now try the next questionSlide10
Oops
That’s incorrectClick to try againSlide11
(4) How many creases are there
on a cricket pitch?
2
4
6
8Slide12
Congratulation
Now try the next questionSlide13
Oops
That’s incorrectClick to try againSlide14
(5) Which fielder is located
directly behind the batsman?
Fine Leg
Slips
Cover
WicketkeeperSlide15
Congratulation
Now try the net questionSlide16
Oops
That’s incorrectClick to try againSlide17
(6) What is long barrier?
Method to clear the hurdle in Track & Field.
Fielding technique used for playing cricket.
Catching technique used for playing cricket.Slide18
Congratulation
Now try the next question Slide19
Oops
That’s incorrectClick to try againSlide20
(7) What is the difference between
the long barrier and short barrier?
For the long barrier one knee is on the ground close to the heel of the other foot while the short barrier both heels are slightly close together.
For the two techniques both knees are on the ground.
For the long barrier both knees are on the ground while for the short barrier feet are widely open shoulder width apart.Slide21
CongratulationSlide22
Oops
That’s incorrectClick to try againSlide23
End of Test
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