Measurements
1. Total number of players in the cricket team 11 + 5 (Additional) 16
2. Number of umpires in the match
2 + 1 (Tis Ra umpire)
3. Weight of cricket ball
5% to 5% ons (156g)
4. Length of cricket bat
38 inches (96.5 cm)
5. The circumference of the cricket ball
8 to 9 inches
6. The widest part of the cricket bat
44 inches (10.8 cm)
7. Width of pitch on both sides of central wicket
4 feet 4 inches
8. Distance between two wickets
22 yards or 20.12 cm
9. Width of Wickets
9 inch
10. Ball color
Red in daytime match and white at night
11. Number of scorers
2
12. Shift time
10 minutes
13. Player Change Time
2 minutes
14. Match Type
One day, three day, five day
15. Height of wicket from ground
28 inches
16. Method of small work
27.4 m
17. Borderline Pattern
Can be 68.58 m (75 to 85 yards)
Important Tournaments and Locations
(Important Tournaments and Venue)
1. Irani Trophy (Ranji Winner-Rest of India)
2. Ashes Cup (Australia-England Test Series)
3. Dileep Trophy (Inter-regional competition)
4. Deodhar Trophy (limited-overs in-field competition)
5. Ranji Trophy (Inter-regional competition)
6. Cooch Think Trophy (Under-19 competition for girls under the age of 19)
7. CK Naidu Trophy
8. Vijay Manchant Trophy (For Girls Under 15)
9. ICC Trophy (One Day Match)
10. Shah Jahan Cup (One Day Match)
11. Wills Trophy
12. Vijay Hazare Trophy
Venue
(A) National
1. Eden Gardens, Kolkata
2. Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai
3. Roop Singh Stadium, Gwalior
4. Rajghat Stadium, Ahmedabad
5. Ferozeshah Kotla, Stadium, Delhi
6. Aim-e-Chindaram Stadium, Jaipur
7. Bagbati Stadium, Cuttack
8.Sher-e-Kashmir Stadium, Srinagar
9. PCA Stadium, Mohali
(B) International
1. Larandas, England
2. Leeds, England
3. Bang, Bandhu Stadium, Dhaka
4. Malaban Stadium, Australia
5. Birsfov Stadium, Australia
6. Oval, England
7. Sydney Stadium, Australia
8. Sihali Sports Stadium, Sri Lanka
9. Johannesburg Stadium D. Africa
10. Bardhadas, West Indies
11. Durban, S. Africa
12. Purit of Spain
13. Karachi, Pakistan
14. Karaisantchurch, New Zealand
15. Rump Town, The. Africa
16. Harare, Zimbabwe
17. Nairobi, Canada
Basic skills of cricket
(Fundamental Skills of Cricket)
Batting
1. Grip
2. Stance
3. Stroke
4. Bat lift
Defensive Batting
(A) Strokes
1. On drive
2. Streight drive
3. Cover drive
4. Off drive
(B) Cut
1. Square cut
2. Gully cut
3. Lat cut
4. Leg Glance
5. Hook
6. Pull
7. Sweep
Bowling
1. Grip of the ball (Grip)
2. Off Break
3. Leg Break
4. Out Swinger
5. In Swinger
(A) Types of Bowling
1. Full Toss
2. Short Fitch
3. Good Length
(B) Speed of Bowling
1. Fast Bowling
2. Medium Pase Bowling
3. Bumper
4. Spin Bowling
(i) Leg Spin
(ii) Off Spin
(iii) Googly
Fielding
1. Catch
2. Stopping the Ball
3. Throwing the ball back (Wicket Keeping)
An explanation of some of the basic skills of cricket is given as-
1. Batting
2. Bowling
3. Fielding - If a team has a good fielding role in cricket, if the fielding is good, it can check the run and the catch can also be taken easily.
It is important for fielders to have a good ability and ability to throw the ball towards wickets on anticipation.
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