Cricket Basics Quiz
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What is the primary role of the wicket-keeper in cricket?

  • To stand behind the wickets and catch the ball (correct)
  • To run between the wickets
  • To bowl the ball towards the striker
  • To bat in front of the striker

Which statement correctly describes the stance of a right-handed batsman?

  • They tap their bat on the pitch for warm-up. (correct)
  • They face the bowler without holding a bat.
  • They should stand behind the popping crease.
  • They hold the bat high in the air.

When is a ball considered 'complete' or 'dead'?

  • After the bowler delivers the ball.
  • When the striker misses the ball.
  • When the ball hits the boundary.
  • Anytime the batsman successfully hits the ball. (correct)

What action determines that a ball is 'in play'?

<p>When the bowler starts his run-up. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a reason for the ball to be declared 'dead'?

<p>The striker successfully hits the ball. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens if a ball in play cannot be recovered?

<p>Any fielder can declare it a lost ball. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the bowler typically deliver the ball?

<p>By running up and bouncing it on the pitch once. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What position does the non-striker occupy during gameplay?

<p>Behind the popping crease, ready to run. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Wicket-Keeper

The fielder positioned behind the wickets at the striker's end, wearing protective gear to catch the ball.

Right-Handed Batsman

A right-handed batsman stands with their bat held down, ready to hit the ball bowled from the other end of the pitch.

Non-Striker

The batsman who isn't facing the ball, positioned behind the popping crease, and ready to run.

Bowling Action

The bowler's action, starting from behind the non-striker's wicket, running up, and then bowling the ball towards the striker.

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Striker

The batsman facing the ball, standing near the popping crease in their batting stance.

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Complete or Dead Ball: Missed Ball

The ball is considered dead when the batsman misses the ball and the wicket-keeper catches it.

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Complete or Dead Ball: Scored Runs

The ball is considered dead when the striker scores runs and the runs are completed.

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Lost or Out of Play Ball

A ball that cannot be found or recovered can be declared lost, giving the batting side an advantage.

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