Cricket is an enormously popular game throughout the world. Many of its biggest fans reside in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.
Cricket is often a challenging game to learn, but if you follow these simple steps, you can do it.
• Ready up the throw.
• One batsman stays at each end of the pitch, behind the popping crease ahead of the bowling crease, and pitches to the other end.
• The batsman bowls to the striker.
• The batsman is at the same end as the bowler is the non-striker.
• Bowl the ball.
• The bowler begins behind the bowling crease and bowls the ball before reaching the popping crease by moving forward and throwing the ball.
• A cricket bowl to bounce on the pitch once before reaching the strikes, but it is not required.
• Smash the ball and run.
• Utilizing the flat side of the cricket bat, the striker can try to hit the ball.
• There are a plethora of different strikes in the game.
• Each strike has different benefits over the others; once the striker has struck the ball, they and the non-striker can opt to run from end to end of the pitch, switching places.
• If both batsmen manage to run safely to the far side of the pitch, one run is proclaimed, and one point is scored.
• If either batsman is declared out while attempting to reach the far side of the pitch, and no point is scored.
• Complete the game.
• Play it according to whichever game you have decided to play until the appropriate number of innings has been achieved.
• The team who has procured the highest number of runs is the winner.